Word: see
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...more than that, it is gaining confidence to know yourself and to be true to yourself in decision-making situations that is an invaluable first-year experience, one that is ultimately more important than what you gain from any of the films you see in a first-year seminar...
...knew I would get a lot of flack from relatives when I decided to go to school in the Northeast, but what I didn't anticipate was pressure from friends and other first-year students to conform to the Eastern way of life. My grandmother, you see, still wages the War of Northern Aggression (Civil War, if you weren't sure), and she couldn't stand the fact that I might go to the H-school and become or worse yet, date, a "blue-bellied Yankee." (Heaven forbid.) No one was really standing around giving me lessons...
...said, "Thank you very much," and announced that I had to get back to my room. He followed me, came back with daisies stolen from John Harvard's feet and declared his sentiments at my bedroom window for all of Canaday courtyard to see...
...though he refused to go to parties or dances where people might see us together, he never hesitated to spend time and energy talking to me--listening to my problems and helping me work through them. He intro- duced me to his world--his house, his seniorfriends, his interests and passions. And he sharedhis own thoughts and feelings with...
...less pleasant aspects of life in Holworthy is having to get your own toilet paper. Unless you showed up at school with a lifetime supply of Charmin, don't plan on signing up to take any noon classes. You see, toilet paper can only be procured from our friend in the basement of Mower. And only from 12:15 to 12:45 on weekdays. Seriously...