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Living in Central Trying to be academic, socially aware, and very social at the same time isn ' t as difficult as it sounds - not in Central, anyway. From Gorman ' s leaky roof to circular-stairwayed Brooks, and from Brett coffee houses to Baker basement parties with live bands, Central has something for everyone and everything for those who want it all. There are music floors, vegetarian dining, single-sex living, co-ed living (including bathrooms, no matter what the administration says), a snack bar and the New Africa House. The last one houses Yvonne ' s place, which is one of the best restaurants in the area, as well as Nummo News and CCEBMS. A prize should be offered to every graduate who knows what that stands for. In case you get asked, its the Committee for the Education of Black and other Minority Students. Why its not CCEBOMS, I don ' t know. I guess it looks funny. Despite all the diversity, the sense of community comes through when the hordes from Southwest attack during the first snowfall. Leaning out of windows, Central residents can hear them coming, and stockpile the snowballs well in advance. Just as the lower Central group begins to tire, the Upper Central contingent comes sliding down the hill, yelling the age-old battle cry, Southwest sucks. Sounds strange, but nothing quite gets you going as does that phrase . . . Clusters of dorms (clusters, by the way, sounds like a popcorn snack, doesn ' t it?) get together to work on field days, concerts with Orchard Hill, and various other annual activities. Central does have a group of active house councils, with the typical house council activity being a party of some sort; ha yrides, coffee houses - which attract real talent, dorm parties - which give musicians residing in Central a chance to show off, and the semi-annual semi- formals. From Van Meter beach to sledding down the hill, to (shhh) outdoor kegs at the water towers, there is always something going on in Central. And the amazing thing is that besides all this, these people really do study. Really! Okay, okay, these people really do graduate-and they have a good time along the way. Hdnndh Hosuni 19
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