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Livin the Life, by IAG

Originally from Atlanta, Ilan is a freshman at the University of Maryland in College Park.  A renaissance man, he excelled as a two way player in football as well as an editor of the school paper.  He share his musings on the freshman year experience each week with Hundreds of Heas.

Here We Go!

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I've finally made it.  As I sit in my dorm room getting ready for my first college class a few things come to mind. 

First and foremost, how on earth am I going to live in a room the size of a pantry for the next year?  All I have to call my own is a twin size bed (which doesn't fit my 5'11" frame), a small desk, and one small Atlanta Braves poster.  It is going to take a little getting used to, to say the least.  After I get over my material shortages, it finally hits me.  No matter what possessions I gain in my future, there is one thing I will never have for the rest of my life: someone telling me to wake up from my nap and clean my room.  Hallelujah!  This pantry I am sitting in will be the home to countless episodes of beer-filled football, late-night sleepovers, worry-free naps, and maybe, if I have time, a little schoolwork.  I think I'll get used to this pretty quickly.  Now I have to go meet my neighbors.  Its fairly odd to think these kids will be my friends for the next few years, and I don't even know them.  I'm sure it will all turn out fine, as long as I can get over the nasally New York accent.  Here we go.
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