Valdosta State University - Pinecone Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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ke this d shovggg 5 o A 'K l 1 -. if-il l l i 4!'A Budueisc .5 s 5144 -3 1 QW On his way out of the dorm for the night Phil stops by the water fountain for a quick pose. The Sanctuary from VSC - Dorm Rooms One of the primary forms of existence at VSC takes place in the dorm. Composed of two desks, two beds, two closets, and possibly a sink Cdepending upon which dorm your housed ini. The dorm room is the primary sanctuary of several hundred VSC students. Each room, of course, is also supplied with a room mate, of which you either learn to hate or love, and each room mate is different, never made-to-order. Getting along with people is definitely one lesson taught in the dorm building. Resident Assistance CRAP are placed appropriately on every floor of every building. These students have been specially trained to handle room mate squabbles, listen to broken-heart stories, regulate noise, and recite all and every handbook rule. Such dedication is far beyond the call of duty, but what would we do without them to get us up for fire drills? Dorm Life is only one of the special times many students have at VSC. Many of us complained and fussed about the accommo- dations, but where was a better place to make a friend- forever, and find someone to talk to at 9:00 a.m. Life at VSC definitely wouldn't have been the same withoudorms. STUDENT LIFEXQS

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