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Each residence hall has its own distinct personality. Personalities reflect the peo- ple, the staff, and the buildings adaptive- ness to the needs of its users. Interaction is the key to a dorms person- ality. Bill Hequembourg, president of Reese Hall Residents Association, said, liThe ideal residence hall would provide not only for a studentls academic life, but also their social life. An atmosphere to meet friends and to enjoy life is essential? The lobby of a dorm is its Showplace and generally reflects the people inside. More important is the atmosphere between resi- dents when they are not on display in their respective lobbies. The one-to-one rela- tionships between students on each floor determines the quality of life in that dorm. The cast area halls emphasize one-to- one relationships. Nancy McGee, head resident of Dunford said, tlThe staff to 20t8tudenr Life Residence halls
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Page 19, top: A parking ticket is unfortunately a familiar site to many UT motorists. Page 19, bot- tom left: Cars begin to back up on the exit ramp of the parking garage at the end of the day. Page 18, top right and left: When the owner of this vehicle returned, he found an unwanted sur- prise. Page 18, bottom: Another $25 down the drain as this car is readied for towing. Student Lifet 19
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Page 20, left: Retreats to the sun roof signal the return of warm weather during spring quarter. Right: A familiar sight to Clement Hall residents is an impromptu basketball game in the court- yardt Page 21, top left: Gretchen Smith and Dan Giles relax on the dorm steps. Bottom left: Casi- no night is a major event sponsored by Hess Hall Association of Residents. Right: Most students adapt well to the limited space of a dorm by bringing all the comforts of home. Student Lifeh21
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