For typical college students with jobs, life can be both the best of times and the worst of times. There are fraternity parties to attend, football championships to win and new friendships to create.
Though the cacophony of complaints about everything from the cost of the meals at Davenport to the cost of Scantron forms is more or less constant on any campus, it reaches a higher level as students get closer to graduation. They complain about the cost of the ceremony and diploma processing, lack of enough tickets for their family, loans to repay.
A new school was appealing to Kathy Morrison for the first few weeks. New faces, new surroundings, new professors, a new life. All of these awaited her, and she was excited.
Stu-Han residents recently engaged in a little “Girl Talk,” in the Stu-Han lounge during a program that addressed the issues of relationships led by the University of La Verne’s counseling center.