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- -i m4 4.!44A Up. L: Freshman women off to another afternoon of classes. Up. 3.: Many upperclassmen cook for themselves for better taste and less expense. Cen.: Fraternities aren,t all fun and parties! L. 1...: The worst part of cooking for yourself is dish du- ty. L. Mdl. L.: Nice weather provides an opportunity to com- bine homework and relaxation. L. Mdl. R.: A special treat after a week of dorm food! I... R.: Mealtime is not only for eating, but for fun and fellowship.
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.mmmmr A A d uI missed General Hospital, for this? a weary student complained as another after- noon of classes came to an end. After overcoming the initial shock of return- ing to campus after three months of vacation or of experiencing life away from home for the first time, students settled into the routine of college life. They strove for a perfect balance between classes, homework, parties, jobs, sleep, sports, clubs, and free time. The problems students faced were sometimes light, sometimes heavy, but always traumatic. Voices echoed through the various living quarters: iiAll of this macaroni and cheese wonit fit in my hot pot! How will I ever pay this phone bill? Keep it down e- ifs QUIET HOURSH Hey, can I buy your mail? Does anyone have any iNo Doze? I have a mid-term tomorrow and I canit find my notes! Although sometimes the problems seemed never-ending, students always found their way around them. By settling into a comfortable routine, a student could juggle all the aspects of college life and still find time to watch a soap, go sledding, see a movie . . . ; 18 :A PERFECT BA LANCE E
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f 20 Rule number one of college life is ttstudy hard? Rule number two is ttget involvedtt e- dontt let school prevent you from having fun, meeting people, or exercising your body or your brain. Here at V.U., choosing what to get involved with is not an easy task. There is so much to choose from e intramurals, music organiza- tions, campus media and publications, or just attending activities sponsored by the dorms, greeks, or Union. In addition, athletics offer many possibilities e- pom pons, marching band, watching or actually participating in the sport itself. Whatever interests you, the impor- tant thing is to get the most out of an activity, whether in leading or following. Remember that the enjoyment of each experience equals the amount of effort put into it. WHEN THE BOOKS
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