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From: djm@nmtvax.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.college
Subject: Dormitory visitation rights / escorts / etc.
Message-ID: <912@nmtvax.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 20-Dec-85 20:27:37 EST
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Posted: Fri Dec 20 20:27:37 1985
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Reply-To: djm@nmtvax.UUCP (The Demented Teddy Bear)
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The concept of not being allowed to visit someone living in the dorms
after a particular time (with or without an escort/armed guard/keeper)
strikes me as being painful at best.  I suffer from major depression at
weird times of the day or night occassionally (sp?), and would quite
probably not be around if I couldn't go beat on a friend's door at 2
in the morning and say "Hi.  Can I hang around for awhile?  I shouldn't
be alone right now."

My question is, how can (presumably otherwise) normal people handle
having proffessional (sp?) nurse-maids, etc. restrict their activities
like that?  (I guess I should mention that I, and many of my friends,
are CS-dept related in some way or another, so weird hours are normal.)

    Dieter Muller
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