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Underclassman Narrative
This is it, the day I have been waiting for, move-in day of my senior year of college. After this year I will finally be graduating. I park my car and walk into my home for the year Schaaf, the nicest dorm on campus. I walk through the front doors with pride and march straight up to the front desk to ask the RA for the key to my room. The RA asks for my name and I tell her with a smile. After looking through the list she could not seem to find my name and went to check with her boss to figure out the problem. Minutes later the RA and her boss come back with the bad news that the system had made a mistake. I am not going to be living in the new, taken care of upperclassman dorms. I will be living in Lohman, the old, beat up underclassman dorm.
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