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

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EQ GETTING ARGUN It's 7:30 Monday morning and all across campus students are flocking to their 8 o'clock classes. Well, maybe not flocking. Be it by foot, by car, on two wheels or four, getting around campus presents a creative challenge for everyone who has anywhere to go at VU. ' ' 's3--or -r. - .- Where's a security car when you need one? Monowheeling to class, junior Ron Mitschke is in a walkman-world of his own. K 5. I FS Q . ik , L-M YZ, fiaftlii 'W m '., wx 11,623 ' Y ff fa t..,, s M if H 'I l lfi l d f k --.,f All ' X fakxlw, ,A , vs. A ,aw 9 J , W1 , ' ' ' , ..4,.. f ,, ,. .ww ,, 1 .Wg ' 1 t'fr , we g , Q 4 ' 'l,...imf, 'tM ' 'Q' , ,, A J s ww'-f,.sqa,, .. s -ww A -.., . A rvt, Y 1 , . ' is ' 45 112119 'af v-rg-+ ,A 1' -t .. - - .. -.J.- 4 f-- , 'sf ., .' ,fr ,,.', v. V . ' A H v I --R-wwf. .-it , .N .. -.f-,..,.,.,,, 1- 9 . ...L M.-.....feL' ' - ' 'L ',.,- ' A ' fl.: Q., T aww' 4 , 'li 1 P- qi 1 Xa . if i ' 'N ,Af 1- ,. . X 2 Q fu. . ,E ,s- 4 -1 1- .-- ... .,.-. - s . rt : X , .Q , , :Z l -1 l l l E bl l in il

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My Dog Ate Students quickly learn the fine art of blowing off the mandatory and mundane elements of student life. To avoid the ever-present homework, junior Laura Olsen demonstrates her proficiency in handling a vacuum cleaner. Excuses, excuses, excuses. The list is endless. We've all got them and probably couldn't live without them. They're the things you really have to do: study for a test, write a paper, go to work. Charlie Brown's classic, My dog ate my homework, doesn't sound any more outrageous than some of our own excuses for blowing off time. Phone calls, TV, and lackson's are ever-present temptations. Even dirty laundry can be an excuse in final desparation. The basic rule of thumb for homework is two hours of outside work for every class credit hour. Add at least 16 hours of in-class time and you're up to 48 hours a week, or about seven hours a day. Inter- esting humorous??? Why aren't I studying for my marketing exam? Beacon deadline, of course. What's your excuse? Thirst can be extremely detrimental to the health of a studying mind. The remedy? A quick run to the nearest 7-Eleven for a 32 oz. Big Gulp. 30 ,