West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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YOCJ DONT HAVE TO, BQT YOG DO Admit it. You ' ve skipped class before, haven ' t you? Ah ha, thought so. Have any explanations? I skip class to play pool and to drink beer in the Tic, said Dan Fer- rell, a sophomore chemistry major. I skip class when I ' m sick and don ' t feel well, claimed civil engineering junior Stacy Shellhase. Junior chemistry major Scott Keadle said, Sometimes I just can ' t get up in the morning. Natalie DeCarlo, a sophomore pre- journalism major, said, I miss class when I ' m hung over and tired. Sometimes I just don ' t feel like going, explained freshman ac- counting major Kelly Kessel. Freshman civil engineering major Todd Morris admitted, Sometimes class isn ' t that important to me. Jennifer Stime, junior marketing major, said, When I do skip, it ' s usually to watch m y soap operas. Dental hygiene sophomore, Christine Oberle stated, Only if I need sleep will I skip class. Sometimes class just doesn ' t seem to fit into my schedule, said Bob Shevock, an engineering major. Tammy Tucker, an elementary education sophomore, said, I love ' Divorce Court, ' so sometimes I blow off class to watch it. q4 Academics Feature

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Sometimes I just don ' t feel like getting up, admitted pre-business sophomore Jane Howlett. Brenda Burnside, a journalism senior, said, I skip once in a while if I have a 10- to 12-page paper due in the afternoon, and I still need to type it during the morning. Junior journalism major P.J. Dhlosh said, I come to work instead of class when things are hectic at the Daily Athenaeum. There are numerous reasons. Sometimes I just can ' t stand to go. Once I skipped to g et my haT? said international studies sophomore Jill Wilmoth. It ' s hard to wake up Friday after a Fat Daddy ' s Thursday night. Once in awhile I also skip my last classes to start ' GIFfing early, admitted pre- physical therapy freshman Kurt Collier. Wow! And I thought I was bad. As long as it ' s not out of hand, it ' s okay. I mean, no one is forcing you to skip. You don ' t have to do it (but you do). By Cindi West Academics Feature q5