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R.A.'s

Being an RA usually seems to put

a person in tough position. The stu–

dent who is an RA has to remember

the responsibility that they hold, while

they also have friends who live by

them. Often, unfortunately, these two

things can conflict and cause tension

between the RA and their residents.

Thus it takes a special kind of person

to be an RA. An RA must be able to

balance both of these relationships,

and must be responsible while still be–

ing able to have fun. Most RA's are

able to accept this challenge and are

able to use this as an learning experi–

ence. Being an RA is a big time com–

mitment, and being an RA causes

most people to balance their time

more effectively. Despite all of this,

most love their job. It is a great way to

meet new people, and it is also inter–

esting to watch people learn how to

live with each other. Being an RA gives

students the satisfaction of helping

others, and also lets them have a taste

of responsibility.

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