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edrooms Offer Privacy For

Homework, Hang ing Out

by Andra Snyder

Bedrooms were much said.
more than a place to sleep. They "/ spend a lot "When I'm home alone, I'm
were a place to be alone, think, or of time in my always in my room. If I'm ever
just hang out with friends. room, /like around my parents, we just end
"I spend a lot of time in up fighting," junior Jenny Rinker
my room, whether I'm watching having a place said.
TV, li stening to music or doing to be alone." No tall the time students spent
my homework," junior Mandy in th eir rooms was a time for
Neff said. --sophomore Nicole bein g alone. It was fun talking
Other th an just having a Venuto and hangin g out with fri ends in
place to be alone, bedrooms served bedrooms, too.
another purpose: to get away from family. According to most, bedrooms were an
"My parents are home all the time, so important part of a teenager's life. They needed
I spend a lot of time in my room. I like havin g to have a pl ace of their own and a time to be
a place to be alone," sophomore Nicole Venuto away from others. 1

Sophomore Ashley
Mackintosh takes some
time to do her
homework on her
computer in her room . It
was nice having a place
to do her homework
with no distractions.
photo by Stephanie
Rowe
Senior Stephanie
Rowe decorated her
room to reflect her
personality. She liked
all the pictures on her
walls because they
make her room a lot
less boring. photo by
Stephanie Rowe
W.£a do you like

or dislike about
J IM MORRISON your bedroom?
1 g 2 Sophomores