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HIil, Loree
Hoskinson, Janette
Noutzeel, r:stelle
Huckaby, Kerry
Humphrey,
Alexis
Hunter, Jane
Hutchison, Amie
Huynh,
D.
lngrao. Kristin
lgaksen, Andrew
Jennings, tdde
Jones, Heather
Kaufman,
Tracy
Keane.
Susan
Keen, Jim
Khoury, Khalil
Kraft, Stephen
Krueger. came
To beach or not to
beach? A question
asked by the major–
ity of students at
USO.
Whether some–
one decided to live
on campus, or at the
beach, they exper–
ienced many of the
same things, includ-
ing living in sunny
San
Diegol
THE
BEACH
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TO BEACH OR NOT TO BEACH?
MISSION BEACH
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the
place to live when your no longer
a freshman living in
the dorms. Who
wouldn't want to live
there? After all, its con–
venient for school as
well as a diverse num–
ber of
"social"
activi–
ties.
It's a chance
to
have a place of your
own with a few good friends, eat
dinners out of a box, let the laun–
dry pile up, and maybe have a
few parties!?
So why do many people stay
on campus? Many sophomores,
as well as upperclassmen, enjoy
the convenience and easy access
to classes. Richard
Carroll said,
"It's
cheaper than at the
beach, but l want to
move down there
eventually. "
The
Vistas are Just like
off-campus apart·
ents
with their
own kit ens, bathrooms, and
lounging a
with the added bo–
nus of a pool, tennis courts,
weight room, and tram service.