University of Pittsburgh - Owl Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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A WASHER, DRYER AND IRON, eotily accessible at home, moke laundry a rather minor problem to the commuter. This it etpecially true when theio appliances ore combined with an obliging mother.

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plague commuter TRAFFIC TIE-UPS ore o fomilior port of the computer's morning; ond even with Rege Cordic on the radio, it it easy to be in o bad mood when finally getting to school. AN EXTENSIVE HOME LIBRARY i one advantage the commuter moy hove over the resident. Besides having the books right at home, she is not ot the mercy of the librory clerks. THE STREET-CAR-BORNE students are soved the agony of searching for a parking place, but must submit to the jostling annoyance of her fellow rush hour passengers. PAPER 8AG LUNCHES, marks of the commuters, can be supplemented by beverages at the Hunt ond Pine Rooms, Tuck Shops, or cofeterio. Though quite a bit cheoper than going out for lunch, eoting out of a bog does hove o tendency to become monotonous. 27

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THE TRIBULATIONS OF THE COMMUTER ore not limited to |ust traffic jams and icarce parking facilities; flat tires, dead batteries and an occasional ticket ore all part of the script. CURFEWS of the commuter ore dependent solely on the feelings of the individual's parents. There are no dogmatic one o'clocks, and any lateness usuolly results in only a light reprimand.