The Aerie, Yearbook of University of North Texas, 2002 Page: 29
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rAfi Finley puts great trust
in her friends Juliette Hagan
and Jennifer Staggs as they
dye her hair at her kitchen
sink.e anter keeps a solemn
face while receiving a tattoo
from Hank at Fry Street Ink."There are a lot of really fun
people here," she said.
Another convenience is that
people who live on campus do
not have to worry about park-
ing hassles.
"Being a commuter is such a
pain because you have to find
somewhere to park," said Hous-
ing Ambassador senior Jacque
Yates.
Living on campus is also
great for students because ev-
erything is within a short walk-
ing distance and it's easier to
walk next door to class first
thing in the morning than to
get in a car and drive to cam-
pus.
"Your grades are so much
better when you live on cam-
pus," said Housing Ambassa-
dor junior Caitlin Coyner.
"That is one reason that we
require freshman to stay in the
dorms their first year," she said.
"It's nice to be on campus.
You get to class much faster,"
said sophomore Abby Dozier.
Sophomore Amber Holiday
lives in an apartment and agrees
that campus life is less compli-
cated.
"My apartment is not close
to campus like the dorms are so
I don't get to sleep in as late,"
she said.
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many great advantages, many
students have discovered that
apartment life can be great as
well. Once students finish their
freshman year, they are allowed
to move off-campus.
One reason students choose
to move is because apartment
life offers more freedom for
students.
"I want to live in a apart-
ment because I love my inde-
pendence and I wouldn't be
living in such close quarters
with other people," said
Dozier.
"I love having an apartment
because I have freedom and
it's cheaper," said Stephanie
Darimont, junior, who has an
apartment and would not trade
it for anything.
Overall, even though a lot
of students would like to live
off-campus, most students
have found that they are con-
tent to live in the residence
halls.
"Living in an apartment
would be nice, but I think it's
a good idea to live in the dorms
first so that you get a feel for
college life," said Angela
Allensworth.
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