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very proud of his Jamaican heritage. She was
very impressed with the variety of people at
ASU. She went on to say that many she met
were from states other than North Carolina. Peo
ple attended from Missouri, Alabama, Georgia,
South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia who
either moved to Boone or were still commu^ng.
She was quite amazed that people woulyom’«
from so far to attend ASU and that mhny of
thoseiiwrA commuting Instead of livng irPL
"I.
NeJ^ I quMtlonid about al^ Interestin^j
things that she llled with whateveifree
time she li^^avSirSlie r^onded qulckl^^y
Chian appears to keep some of them hidden
away Just past some of the teachers' offices.
(Which she came across totally by accident). I
n asked her to describe the student lounge,
responded by saying the lounges have plush
' students wanting some relaxing down
liso desks that students could use for
I a T.V. was also available. She said in
cfiiirs I
Itlml
stud
f^a one could find vending ma
chines Jjl^owluded thatWeaa-wouli^fliarticu-
larlyjlelpful
nchles. My next q
ge|biH^mld-(
Mv nAvt th«
i|[^tlo||^as!'^i
I* cf^e iqoi^d^i
-day
re there any
flxeff^for a momen
dI soon
BMulte trans-
out why.
countingofrllije many actlvltftgs offe sd at A^a- J ^j^he r^led thafltherth^ campiuj^
afeterias
lachlan: clubs, paries, computer"^!^, and a stu-*#* there |vas jr restajiijiiff for nejirfy every type of
I
dent lounge. Shoifommentei
e were
f
clubs fSb]^uall^ any Intere'^^that anyon^jjiay J cu
have. Maglc^i^ath'ehn'g^Jj^nd a Cycllst^'i
club were Just two^e frfE^tioned. She con^j
taste, ^(u^ng a Chick-Fi^, fast-food, oriental
N.
t^nd sweeJn-
>^e
ittne
wonc
Bn and off .
ued to explain that tnerTTreViftles «n
A ^
campus for those interested. Shf also ollen-
tioned there is many extracurrjbflar activities to’
fill time, such as dancing, plays, concerts, foot- j
ball games and even a one dollar theatre for the
students to attend If they desire. My interviewee,
who Is rather fond of the computer labs, told me
that the labs are everywhere but that Appala-
.Jll^ylasMli^rtlon
id about forii^on^pfl^. I asked what
B bet^
between WCC and
|he bIggMt d^
Ap^lachlan|3he responded rather quickly and
said thaPUie@iast number of people was the big
gest dlffererft:e. She guessed that there were
over thirteen thousand people who attended
Appalachian. She said that it was really hard to
realize that there were this many people on one
campus and stated that the only time you truly