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more inopportune times, such as during classes and were often embarrassed when a guest lecturer chose to use them as an “example.” But for the most part the stu dent body remained awake and alert so as not to miss one word of the precious lessons to be learned. Even if it did take some artificial stimu lants — CAFFEINE! Renata DeAlmeida summed it up by saying, “Sleep? You must be dreaming!!”
When asked about the con cept of sleep this was the typ ical response from the stu dents at W.O.L. this year. Sleep was a rarity but each precious moment stolen was enough to keep one going ’til “lights out.” The winter quarter was by far the most exhausting physically, men tally, emotionally, and spir itually. Even so, it was some of the most rewarding time spent. Some chose to sleep at the
Chris Overman proves that it is possible to get ready for class the night before. What do I think about the 6:20 quiet time? (Hud McWilliams) Melanie Johnson charges up for the sleepless snow camp weekend ahead.
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