Leaving home and moving into a college dorm is a big change in a young adults life. This is a time where students leave there parents and have to survive on there own. Wilder Hall at Hampton University is a prime example of a dormitory that young adults have to get adjusted to. Living in Wilder Hall is a different experience. It is a home away from home, filled with over two hundred males living together. Wilder Hall is a five story building, with over fifty rooms in it. There are many factors that make Wilder Hall different from home. Such as the bathrooms, the set up of the room, and especially the neatness of your living quarters. All of these things can make or break the smooth transition into dorm life. .
One place that you have to get accustom to in dorm life is the bathroom. No longer are you able to use your own bathroom. Most college students have to share a bathroom with over fifteen people. Once you step off the elevator onto the fifth floor you can smell the fresh scent of the bathrooms. The smell of nasty toilets, full trash cans, and male body odor are all mixed into one scent. It is not a pleasant facility to use. From the hair left in the sink to the filth of the unclean showers. The fifth floor bathroom is far from comparing to the bathrooms back at home.
Another concern is trying to make your dorm room feel like home. When you enter room 501 in Wilder Hall you will see a lovely bed covered with a navy blue bed spread. On one side of the room there is a Dell 5100 laptop and on the other side is a Sony television with a playsation 2 hooked up to it. The most important item in the room is the poster of Beyonce hanging above the television. This poster brightens the room as you walk into it. Not only does the room look great the sound of the Sony surround sound speakers makes it feel just like home. All of the items make the room feel like home, but none of the items can ever make it your home.
The story starts out with, "Gran started it all." (501) From this quote alone I felt like something new was going to start. ... "She informed us that, as of now she was Rufous-necked Hornbill, of India." (501) This is another statement that supports my themes. ...
According to Tisdale, "Then the machine rumbles low and loud in the small windowless room; the doctor moves the tube back and forth with an efficient rhythm, and the long tail of it fills with blood that spurts and stumbles along into a jar (501)."" ... Each basin I empty is a promise "but a promise broken a long time ago (501)."" ... But birth control fails, far more frequently than laboratory trials predict (501)."" ...
The court's holding in Goldberger was not absolute, it acknowledged the possibility of special circumstances under which the disclosure of client- identifying information may be privileged. This narrow exception, however, does not apply to the plaintiff here. Special circumstances under which client...
That year also saw a 3.2 Litre V8 super made only one year for the 501 roadster. ... The first 5 series was the 501 made from 1951 till 1964. ... The Creation of the BMW V8 also set the BMW 501 as the fastest saloon made in Germany and one of the fastest in the world. ...
Greenpeace Fund is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that focuses on research and education on environmental issues. ... Greenpeace, Inc., on the other hand, is a separate non-profit 501(c)(4) organization whose goal is to change current environmental policies and practices. ...
Anton Bruckner first wrote his E-flat major symphony in November of 1874. He revised this symphony in 1880, just before its first performance in Vienna on February 20, 1881. After another extensive revision, the piece was first published in September of 1889 by Albert J. Gutmann's publishing comp...
At the camp, Ruthie becomes engaged in an argument that leads to serious consequences. In an effort to preserve her Cracker Jacks, she threatens to call upon her brother, who has killed two men and is now in hiding. Ruthie's revelation endangers Tom and forces him to abandon both his hideout and fam...
On May 13th 2004, I visited the Boca Raton Museum of Art. It is located at 501 Plaza Real, Mizner Park in Boca Raton, Fl 33442. The name of the exhibit is the Mary Ann & Harold E. Pepper exhibit. This exhibit included the work of Charles Hinman which included Insights: CHARLES HINMAN. WORKS ON PAPER...
