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Edited by Stanley Newman
ACROSS
1 Daffodil
source
5 Jezebel’s
husband
9 Commotion
13 “Help!” in
Montmartre
14 Small rodent
15 Honshu city
17 Fleck
18 Whitish gem
19 Mellow out
20 Psychic
power
21 Unexpected
development
23 Long-eared
animals
25 Kept up the
quarrel
26 Gadget
28 Up to
30 Back street
31 Welcome
32 Snip off
35 Demeanor
36 “Crocodile"
Dundee star
37 Not diluted
38 Distress caf(
39 Less
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40 -case
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41 Wandered
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42 Butterflies-
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43 Galahad’s
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46 Menu
47 Coming to
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54 Indelicate
55 Burrito
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56 Evaluates
57 Lotion
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59 Is unable to
60 Pet name
61 “So what
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center
2 Foul callers
3 Contract
hazards
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5 Sworn
6 Western
Indians
7 Melodramatic
cry
8 Father’s Day
gift
9 Give up
10 Worth having
11 Buffet choice
12 Shoe on
wheels
16 Used a
hatchet
21 Shallow
container
22 More than
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26 Beavers
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31 Cheney
predecessor
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specialty
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34 Monsieur's
pate
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refuge
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39 Hardest to eat,
as fish
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42 Court figure
43 Jug
44 Fragrant bush
45 Ekberg of
films
46 Warming
drink
48 Ex-senior
49 Hill companion
51 Treats a
muscle pull
52 Old ruler of
Venice
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Tired students find the best ways and
places to sleep on campus
By Jennifer Cross
THE BATTALION
In any type of weather, students can he
found catching a few minutes of sleep on
campus. On warm sunny days, the grassy
knolls of campus arc dotted with dozing stu
dents. Even when the weather refuses to per
mit outdoor napping, students will seek
refuge elsewhere.
The Sterling C. Evans Library Annex fre
quently is filled with nappers on fourth-floor
couches. As for Evans Library itself, while
not the most comfortable place to take a nap,
a solitary sleeper can be found any weekday.
“It’s been a long week,” said Autumn
Holcomb, a sophomore journalism major
who prefers to sleep in the Memorial Stu
dent Center Flagroom. “I live off campus, so
I need to sleep somewhere.”
T he Flagroom is a popular place to sleep.
Some students like the occasional piano
players, and some students, like Holcomb,
enjoy the constant stream of people.
“I see a lot of my friends in here,” Hol
comb said.
gets its share of sleepers. The long couches
in the exhibit hall become popular spots as
exams force students to stay up late study
ing. The couches near the various theaters
also are comfortable, unless there happens
to be a performance going on.
On West Campus, the I lorticulture-For-
est Science Building provides a soothing en
vironment for troubled nappers. The lobby
has an array of small fountains, next to
padded benches. The fountains can he very
soothing for students who have trouble
sleeping without some noise.
Students seeking a quiet place to curl up
can try the West Campus Lihrary. The sec
ond and third floors have quiet areas where
a pair of comfortable chairs can be pulled to
gether for a fairly comfortable resting place.
Other students in diese quiet areas are fre
quently chatting on their cell phones, hut
loud snoring is generally frowned upon.
For the outdoors type, the A&M campus
has a number of wide lawns on which stu
dents can sun and nap at the same time. The
grassy strip between the Oceanography and
Meteorology building and the Langford Ar
chitecture Center is wide enough to avoid
enough to be dry on most sunny days. The
Quadrangle may get a little noisy for some,
and students sleeping on the grass around
the MSC risk bodily harm, but otherwise,
just about any of the grassy areas on campus
are good tor a long nap on a sunny day. But
is sleeping on campus good for students?
Dr. Andy Smith, associate director of
counseling at the Student Counseling Ser
vice said, “If you’re gonna nap, then you
wanna maximize the possibility that you re
ally will nap, rather than just lay there.”
Students are recommended to find a place
that is comfortable and similar to their nor
mal sleeping environment. And while peo
ple have been known to feel great after a 10
minute nap, Smith said, “[Length] is real in
dividual ... It varies quite a bit and depends
on what’s going on in your life.”
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