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The Dining Commons .... DC food .... meal tickets .... chicken pucks .... What ' s for dinner? . . . Ugh, let ' s get a pizza .... make your sundaes .... meatloaf italiano .... jello, and more jello .... food fights .... Mun- chies .... make your own pizza .... great salad bars .... long lines .... Spinach?? ... no thanks! .... lots of choices .... don ' t like anything that ' s being served? Never fear -— there ' s always the salad bar! .... 21
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UMASS ADVICE COLUMN THE STUDY PLACE Dear Unis Umie: I seem to be having trouble studying. I go to thie Tower faithfully every night to study but find I accomplish nothing. It ' s much too quiet! I waste 11 my time reading the graffiti, and adding my own to the Menagerie. I need a more conducive place to study — not so quiet. Please advise. Bored Borloff Dear Bored Borloff: Since you cannot study in the Tower ( too quiet ), I suggest you try one of the following. One option is to study on the couches at the Campus Center. It ' s never quiet there. There ' s loads of people walking by at all times, you can go to the Bluewall for a drink or two if you get bored, watch TV downstairs, or spend time in the Campus Center Store trying to figure out who, of all the people in there, are the security detectives. Or if you ' ve tried all this and you ' re still bored, you can always watch the water drip from the ceiling. A second option is to study downstairs at the Newman Center. There ' s always action there: people walking around, food, beer, music, video games, and more. I guarantee that you won ' t be bored at either of these locations. Newman Center Goodell Library Tower Library Amherst College Empty Classrooms Dorm Rooms Hatch Bluewall - Fraternity Or Sorority Houses - Jones Library - Engineering Library - Dorm Study Lounges - Campus Center Couches - T.O.C. - Coffee Shop 20
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