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[primaleloquence]

I've abided by these self-proclaimed lessons. Most are the college norm, but I've grown to accept and embrace these. And if you like SPU or are thinking about SPU or are just simply wondering how the hell things have been, read dis.

Lesson 1: Never EVER get a dorm room right next to your RA's room. There will be people filtering in and out of

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[theeprofessor]

You, my friend, win at life.

And I know what you mean, I live directly across from our PA.

[thisislettinggo]

I want you to visit my dorm. Then you will see the opposite side of college life: Nobody's door is open, nobody stops by, things usually get quiet around 9 pm, actually, things never get loud...and I don't even know where my RA's room is.

[unknownname]

Last year, I had a problem with my suite mates always playing music at inappropriate hours. It wasn't that it was loud, it was that there was a lot of bass in his music and my head happened to be right against that wall. I asked him a few times to either cut off the bass or wear headphones; he would usually oblige, but in about an hour, it would go right back up.

So, I just turned my subwoofer all the way up, pointed it at his bed, and fired away. After a few nights of this, and various people complaining, he got the hint.

I really don't understand why people are so rude with their TV / stereo / singing / instrument practicing at obscene hours of the morning. I used to regularly wake up to someone practicing their banjo at 4am in the stairwell. I happened to be lucky enough to live right beside it. That's just a nightmare in itself.

::Jesse

[rockinsocks]

Yeah my RA is cool but her friends...holy crap. Haha. They're not. Also, I wouldn't suggest taking an 8 am class no matter what it is. My roommate's taking a 5pm class instead of the 8 am one.

[theshortness05]

24 hour starbucks!!!!

lucky! gosh!