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Never a dull moment
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aes freedom, the choice of your
roommate, and your own fire extinguisher
appeal to you? If so,
then you must either live in the UI dormitories
or have the personality to do so.
Observing the funny, crazy, unique
members of the balls, you can see the
amazing characteristics of a "dormie."
There are those who ale diligent
students-they study 90 percent of the
time-and those who are dedicated
partiers-they play 90 percent of the time.
The few drawbacks of the dorm system
ale often immense in their impact. For example,
you occassionally run out of toilet
paper at a crucial moment. Or, you must
constantly lork out money 10 replace the
pen someone "borrowed" from your
memo board. But the cafeteria's cuisine,
which leaves much to be desired, is the
major drawback.
Much of the appeal of dorm. life is the
comradery among fellow hall members.
There are so many different friends to be
made within one hall, floor or wing.
Social life is never dull, and studying
need never be done alone.
Dorm living isn't for everyone, but for
those who survive Wallace Cafeteria's
food, life is often busy, fun, and full of
surprises. D
Boxed in.
Mo"ing in ean b