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A WORLD 18 Campus Scene STUDENT LIFE W ake up. Class in half an hour! Roll into the shower, hope no one steals your the cafeteria, or the dorm room. Every now and then there is the trip to the laundry room. Giant Eagle, and the Cathe- towel. Throw on some ciral for class. sweats, sneakers, and a shirt, that is if there is a clean one. Head downstairs, grab a candy bar, and off to Langley for that 9:30 Psyche class. Psychology class-it's time to take a snooze in the back of the room, the professor will never know Eleven o'clock Good grief, were you snoring' Oh well, time to eat. Down to the good old cafeteria. A Towers specialty cheeseburger and fries, and let's not pass up some pie Find a seat and blab about last night. Check out the Pitt News and the mail situation. Upstairs then, brush your teeth, open a book, turn on the radio, lay ciown and fall asleep. Three o'clock. Time to run some errands Class! Missed it again. Over to the Student Union, get some change to do laundry and get the campus bus up to Trees Hall to do some lifting. Time to eat again. What delicacy will be served this evening ’ And so the day goes, more or less, in the life of a Tower's resident or basically for any resident of Amos, McCormick, Bruce, Brackenridge, Holland, Forbes, or Lothrop. Most spend some time each day in at least one of three places. Hillman, Dorm life is, to say the least, different, but very much a part of college. Part of the dorm life includes blaring music at any unreasonable hour, waiting for a shower, signing people and liquor in and out and getting along with virtual strangers. But living on campus does have its advantages. They're always in the thick of things.'' Whatever the day may bring, life in the Towers can make almost anything look easy. After all anyone who can live in a pie slice” and live to tell about t is an accomplishment in itself So, what do resident students do in their extra time ’ Well, very often they go over to the Student Union and get something to eat or take a midnight stroll over to Mickey D's. Following that, if they have extra change, they can be seen hitting the nearest vending machine for that late , night snack. Some dorm floors can get very noisy. So where is there a place to study' Hillman Library has quiet study areas. If there's a program due, travel over to the computer center Residents can get their programs clone at night because the com- George Pallerson and lisa longo make the most o 1 an unusually warm Marcfi afternoon
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