Though some find themselves mowing lawns or serving coffee eight hours a day, others have made time for some fun in the sun. Students escape summer boredom by staying active Whitworth students disagree with the myth that there ain t no cure for the summertime blues. You put some things in a locker, place a sheet on your bunk bed in a room with five other people and shower in your bathing suit. Cameras capture moments, save summer memories Summer is around the corner, and students are vacation-bound. One of the essentials students pack is the compact little black box that weighs less than a pound.
Most people call the little black box a camera.
Students can capture the best moments of their lives on film, that is if they know how to use the camera. Kaiti Higgins Staff writer Summer often symbolizes the end of a difficult school year and the beginning of the employment season. Though some find themselves mowing lawns or serving coffee eight hours a day, others have made time for some fun in the sun. Junior Laura Haakenson is planning to spend a month traveling and camping in Australia, a decision inspired by a man she met on a Greyhound bus. I have a fascination with the sun and water as well as the idea of being in a different part of the world, Haakenson said.