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By Lisa Miles
G?m?cock Staff Writer
I had a wake-up call last night
about 1 a.m. It is called, in the
vernacular, a fire drill. I call it a
conditioning procedure for life
after a nervous break-down. Fire
drills don't cause break-downs, of
course, but thev cet vou to the
point of teetering on the edge so
that the next morning when your
alarm goes off you're a classic
basket case.
I LAY THERE in my bed with
my heart beating a comfortable
170 beats a minute and tried to
attribute all the noise to a vivid
imagination and perhaps a little
too much garlic for dinner. The
cold, hard fact that my roommate
was streaking around the room
searching for her key and left shoe
(and then trying to cram the shoe
in the door lock while doing her
best to make that key stay on her
foot) finally convinced me that
someimng was aennitely happening
in the real world.
I hopped up with lightening
speed and pulled on a pair of
pumps that were obviously the j
wrong shade of blue for my
nightgown. As I fumbled with my '
coat my roommate threw a towel
over my head to prevent smoke |
inhalation. I wouldn't have put my
coat on backwards if she hadn't
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value on our way out. She took her
Pepto-Bismal; I, being the more
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Oscar Wilde
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Price has toured in the past, he
feels most comfortable in front of
the college audience as opposed to
a city audience. He laughingly
states, "New York audiences are I
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wui si, wxause uie audiences
are all tourists and the play has
either got to be bad or loud for
them to enjoy it." 1
Mr. Price's appreciation of the
college audience was not only
evident in his role as a performer ,
but also in his feelings as a person.
He is truely a fine actor, who has
achieved much deserved success,
but has refused to be overcome by
it. Price's performance was more
than an exceptional evening of
acting, but more of an intimate
interaction between the performer ,|
ana nis audience.
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in the hall puzzling over which way
to exit. It was as if we didn't do it
many times a day under far more
stressful conditions (i.e., going to
class). I tying sheets together and
swinging down from the window.
If it had not been one o'clock in
the morning, and if I had not had
sulfur lotion all over my face, and
if I had not failed twice on the way
out because of that towel over my
head, that was not fulfilling its
purpose of saving my life,*! might
have laughed out loud at the mass
of humanity reduced to that state
of exestence that is most commonly
found on terminally ill
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zombies (in hair curlers) clad in
fuzzy houseshoes and bath robes
that any Sears catalog would have
denied ever offering for sale
populated the area directly outside
the dorm. Girls who had been
pulling all-nighters since the first
of the month propped themselves
up against bushes, trees, walls, or
the horizontal ground. Others just
stood around with soapy hair and
entertained everyone by gradually
turning blue.
Soon it was all over and we were
snug in our beds again. But the
next time they decide to pull the
alarm, I'll be ready. I'm going to
put a "Tot-Finder" sticker in the
window and in case of a real
emergency, they can come get me. j
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