Page 14 - Clearwater Christian College 1997

LASSES can be hard and stressful, so students

like to get away and relax whenever they have

the chance. Where exactly do they go just to

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relax, hangout, and have fun? Just about any­ i1 ' ' f a f

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where! During the week, students can be

found cheering on their favorite teams at one

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of the intercollegiate or intramural games, or ■ .m t

relaxing in the student lounge watching
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sports on television.

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Students also enjoy dining out at local
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restaurants and searching for new coffee

houses to visit. Most students enjoy hanging

out at the homes of other students. The

weekend trips to the homes of roommates

who live nearby give those students who live
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in other states a chance to exp-erience the

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it is just for the weekend.

For many the dorm room has become a . 1

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friends and forget about that fifteen hundred

word paper that is due on Monday. Still

many students do not just want to sit and

"chill" They enjoy bowling, ice skating, or miniature

golfing. Some will try anything to keep their minds off

classes and books. Even more students take advantage

of the lovely Florida weather and go to the beach as

much as possible to work on their tans. With so many

places to go to work off the stress, how can anyone be

bored?

After a hard day at Just "lying" around

work, Mike Brooks after a Lady Cou­

takes a break to gars volleyball

play a game of ten­ game, Roman

nis. Exercise is a Perez, Jerry

popular way to re­ Pettigrew, and Tim

lieve stress and re­ Fisher relax in the

energize before gym. After games,

studying all night. many students stay

in the gym to social­

ize or to play a pick

up game of ball.

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