Wheaton College - Nike Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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Connections Create Choices Because of the fact that Whea- ton is a small, relatively isolated community, it is necessary to set up various forms of contact with the outside world. ‘‘Different strokes for different folks,’’ as they say, whether it be letters, telephone, television, or newspa- pers. It’s not difficult for students to keep in touch with the real world bordering the perimeter of Norton. The decision on which ‘‘con- nection”’ to employ depends not only on the amount of money that is available but also on the free time a student may have. A four digit phone bill often convinces a student to write letters. In return, this will hopefully lead to a full mailbox. An excessive work load directs the average student away from daily newspapers to a full afternoon in front of the televi- sion. A four hour stretch begin- ning with soap operas and extend- ing until the six o’clock news pro- vides enough information and relaxation, at least until after din- ner. 12 dorms