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Freshmen Gregory Hunsburger most students must attend fine

and Sarah Zakariason "cheese arts events, each program pre­

for the camera" on the way out sents the perfect opportunity for

of an on-campus fine arts. As an inexpensive date.

It didn't take long for Joe to

notice Jane. fi.fter asking

around about her, Joe took a

big chance and asked Jane out on a

date. They visited The Pier in Saint

Petersburg, and enjoyed strolling along

the waterfront, feeding the seagulls,

and visiting the many shops in the

downtown area. As the shadows be­

gan to grow longer, they bought some

ice cream, talked about their homes

and families, and compared their im­

pressions on what college life was like.

It was a wonderful time, and neither of

them wanted to say good-bye when

they got back to campus, so they sat

out in front of Jane’s dorm, and chat­

ted, enjoying each others company, un­

til suddenly, they heard a loud "ping!",

and instantly, roughly eighty guys

thundered across campus toward the

men’s residence hall. It was the two-

minute bell. Curfew had brought Joe

and Jane’s lovely evening to an end.

Campus life is a curious mix­

ture of study and socializing.

The shade from the huge,

spreading live oak tree between

the library and Dambach makes

an inviting place to sit and visit.

Javier Sampedro, Tyarrar

Jones, and Dan Simpson en­

joyed the ambiance as they

paused and compared notes in

the morning.

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