Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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24 NOW PAUL IS A REALESTATE NEOVELIST WHO NEVER HAD TIME FOR A WIFE AND HES TALKING WITH DAVIE WHOSE STILL IN THE NAVY AND PROBABLY WlLL BE FOR LIFE AND THE WAITRESS IS PRACTICING POLITICS AS THE BUSINESSMEN SLOWLY GET STONED YES THERE SHARING A DRINK THAT THEY CALL LONLIENESS BUT ITS BETTER THAN DRINKING ALONE SING US A SONG YOUR THE PIANO MAN SING US A SONG TONIGHT WELL WERE ALL IN THE MOOD FOR A MELODY AND YOUVE GOT US FEELING ALRIGHT ITS A PRETTY GOOD CROWD FOR A SATURDAY AND THE MANAGER GlVES ME A SMILE BECAUSE HE KNOWS THAT ITAS ME THEYAVE BEEN COMING TO SEE TO TRY TO FORGET ABOUT LIFE FOR AWHILE AND THE PIANO SOUNDS LIKE A CARNIVAL

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26 LINES itls infinitely long and imaginary but we spend more time being affected by one than we do eating. its a line. Lines come in many forms and have many uses, and they are an important part of our daily routines on the Valparaiso University campus Beginning with our first week on campus as a freshman for orientation, we were beset with the first of a countless number of lines. We had to wait in line to find out our room assignments and then we had to wait in line to use the elevator, We waited in line for our registration materials and also to pick up our first meal tickets. Highlights of the week were the lines we stood in to shake President Sohnabel's hand, to climb up and down the dunes on the traditional hike tor Dunes Day, and to register for our classes. This week was only the tip of the iceberg of the lines that we would sooner or later be faced with during the next four years. MeaI-times have always been times for socializing on campus, and the line plays an important role in that process. While waiting in line for a meal, students are able to visit with their friends without having to force a conversation between bites of food and they donit have to worry about interrupting another persons studies. This line also allows the older students or the first in line to observe the new arrivals with ease. Our sources for obtaining cash easily are also tied to the line. To take advantage of the Union's Check Cashing service, a student must first stand in line to receive a check cashing card. This usually takes place on the hottest day of August when the entire student body trys to buy their books After being granted the privilege of cashing Checks at the Union, we must next brave the lines for cashing the check. $25 is the maximum amount for checks so this line must