College Life: Do’s and Don’ts in the Dorm Zoo

    Written by iamnext.com

    Living in the dorms is an experience you’ll never forget – although sometimes you may wish you could! Here are some things you definitely want to make sure you do, and some you seriously don’t!

    Do…

    • use Superman/Minnie Mouse sheets.
    • personalize your space.
    • close the blinds at night (unless you’re on the 27th floor).
    • use your closet.
    • keep your microwave and TV on a table.
    • let your mom send you a care package.
    • remember to check your mail.
    • watch out for cafeteria food.
    • buy your roommate a gift for no reason.
    • call your mom and dad.
    • play fun pranks on your friends (like duct-taping their door shut).
    • remember your roommate’s birthday.
    • nap whenever possible, except during class.
    • go to Wal-Mart.
    • get a fish.
    • avoid dining hall food if at all possible.
    • sell your books back ASAP, mo’ $$$.
    • believe the prof when (s)he says to study, (s)he means it!
    • eat breakfast.

    Don’t…

    • wallpaper the cinderblock walls.
    • sleep in your roommate’s bed.
    • fill in old holes in the wall with blue toothpaste.
    • keep your CPU on the floor (too much dust).
    • leave your underwear on the floor.
    • have spitting contests on the window ledge.
    • sleep through a final.
    • tell an R.A. that you need to get 24 bottles of a beverage from the mailroom for a “gathering” tonight.
    • eat your roommate’s food.
    • hang your underwear all over the room because someone of the opposite gender might show up unexpectedly.
    • set your room on fire.
    • attack anyone with the fire extinguisher.
    • get a hamster, they’re too noisy.
    • leave hair in the shower.
    • put a cigarette on the couch.
    • ever eat anything with the word “surprise” in it.
    • borrow clothes without asking.
    • play Def Leopard at 3 a.m., not cool.
    • wait until 30 minutes before the test to buy a Scantron, there won’t be any left.


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