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Indents realize that the purpose of

attending college is to learn and to

obtain an education. However, it

doesn’t take long for them to

discover that it is impossible (and

not always profitable) to study all

the time. During the evening, the

time spent studying may actually exceed the time

spent pursuing leisure activities. This should not be

compared with the weekend, when the situation

reverses itself.

On the weekends, only the most dedicated are to

be found studying. Even with weekend work

schedules, most students find some time to get off

campus with friends. Many dorm residents who live

close enough to go home for the weekend take along

friends who live farther away. Even commuting

students help out their friends with weekend get-a­

ways. Laurelei McKenna from California says,
Some people love to shop, but find that it

“ Because 1 live so far away from Clearwater, it is
is impossible to do so without any money.

Sandy Zwart solves this problem by great having a friend with whom I can go home some

emptying the automated teller machine weekends. Rachel Colwell's family treat me just like I

before entering the mall. This makes her am part of their family.’’

much more prepared to enjoy the time Even when they stay on campus, students find

off campus and field the pressures of the things to keep themselves occupied — anything to

crowded mall. avoid “ hitting the books.” The many activities are

varied, but one thing is for sure — students will

Sandy Zwart, Holly McEntire, Andrea
always make time for fun.

Jackson, Becky Arnholt, Matt Caldwell,

and Karis Park take a moment to rest

their weary legs from a long trip through

the mall. Many students find it more

enjoyable to walk all over the mall laden

with loaded shopping bags than to walk all

over campus burdened with heavy book

bags.

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