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Diy '95.
Weekend Getaways
THE
HILLMAN
FIRES OF
'95
by Jason Rackley
If you live in Hillman Hall you know
about the notorious fires in the trash cans
on September 18. I don't know what ev
eryone in Hillman thinks about it all but
I'm sick of the damn fires. Being awak
ened in the middle of the night, being dis
turbed while trying to study or being dis
turbed while trying to do other things isn't
very pleasant.
There was a previous fire about the
same time the previous week in Hillman.
The following night we had a meeting out
side of Hillman to try to get it all stopped.
Residence Director Kevin Bryant was go
ing to enforce a one week Open House sus
pension on all of Hillman. Everyone talked
him out of it by promising him the imma
ture acts wouldn't happen again. It did
happen again. Now Hillman has no Open
House until October 3. There was another
meeting pertaining to these fires on Thurs
day, September 21 in the Chapel. This
meeting was a mandatory meeting called
by Dean Krause.
If the meeting with Dean Krause didn't
do any good for the immature little kid who
continues to set Hres, I hope he fmally gets
tired of doing it. Not only is this "funny
little prank" extremely dangerous to the
lives of everyone who lives in Hillman, it
is annoying, too. Just because the person
who does this is a loser and can't get a girl
in his room doesn't mean that he has to ruin
that privilege for the real men in Hillman.
If the guilty person is out there reading this
article, respect your dorm and its inhabit
ants, please. You are in coUege now, act
like it.
by Christian Dixon
Around 40 minutes down the road after
leaving the campus parking lot lies beauti
ful Lake Gaston, where many Louisburg
students go for a little R & R on the week
ends. Wide open water and serene coves
offer plenty of recreational options to wa
ter enthusiasts of all ages.
The most popular vessels appear to be
Jet-Skis and Ski-Boats; except the senior
citizen crowd who appear to prefer the
trusty pontoon boast. Skurfing, (or wake
boarding), knee boarding, skiing and tub
ing are the preferred
watersports. No mat
ter your choice, fun is
what it's all about.
And what can top
off a good time on the
water more than a big
steak hot off the grill. Yummy! And then,
if you're really in the mood for a good time,
you can see the man next door with his dog
Big Blue - but I guess not everyone has a
man next door with a dog.
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