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Originally Posted by AKA_Monet
Then clothes washing--yes, you wear and rotate your 3 varieties of pants for 2 weeks because at most HBCU's even the high end ones, do not have functional washing machines that wash and dry your clothes.
And since most HBCU are in the relative southern region, for some logical reason not all the dorms have air condition, then a square fan if your friend. And to keep cool, drink the sugared ice tea...
Okey, dealing with an HBCU admin... Love standing in lines and have things in quadruplicate. Then turn on Southern charm, like "I would certainly enjoy life if you would so kindly assist me in this manner". Humility goes a LOOOONNNNNGGGGG WWWWWAAAAAYYY.
And if you like living on the internet, well, let's just say it doesn't happen often. They have energy crises there... Many of buildings are in disrepair. There are numerous reasons.
And if you skip class, you professors will know and be all up in your business. So don't do it.
It is like 1950's there...
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The dorm director I had freshman year changed her schedule to night shift so she could watch us at night! She really went old school and moved in! Z, you will learn what is meant by dorm mother depending on the director! Tuskegee wanted to keep up with our every moment. I didn't mind it that much, but she did kinda flip out on us....she wouldn't let guys walk to to the door...the front door. Microwaves were not allowed, but my room mate and I had a George Forman grill, microwave, and a toaster (never got caught
) please don't get caught doing anything wrong, because you will be fined! I am sure NinjaPoodle, and Monet can attest to that (not saying you were fined).
Soror Monet, Tuskegee would just shut our power off as if it is not hot enough in Alabama! You were soooooo right! Standing in line will become your new hobby! My room was nicknamed HELL, when everyone else in the entire dorm had air conditioning my room didn't! My pictures on the wall curled up it was that hot!
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