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Ruth's Guide to College Life 
As the person who shares such close quarters with you, your roommate is a very important part of college life... More Morning Larks Versus Night Owls Medical science
has shown that teenagers need a lot of sleep, but college may not
be the best place to get it. More
The noise in
a college dorm doesn't just keep you awake, it can also be a detriment
to studying. More Some students choose a dorm that is alcohol and drug free. They've made a choice before they get to college... More Drugs are another
matter altogether. First of all they're illegal... More Some people
resort to drugs to "enhance" their sex life in some way. More While overeating does have potentially serious health consequences, so can dieting, when it goes to the extremes of anorexia and bulimia. More For anyone
who does not like the thought of sharing their dorm with members
of the opposite sex, almost every college has dorms where you really
won't have such problems. More On most college
campuses, the administration wants freshmen to live in a dorm. More With college
tuitions as high as they are, more and more students are working
while they attend classes. More It might be natural to look at the RA of your floor, as well as any other residential staff, as replacement of parental authorities... More Dorm Life 101 | Morning Larks Versus Night Owls | Noise and Other Distractions | Alcohol and Cigarettes | Drug Use | The Sexual Side of Drugs and Alcohol | Food Issues | The mixing of the Sexes | Dorm Alternatives | Work Life | Your Residential Advisor |
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