Signs of academic life engulf neighborhoods

I can tell that the academic year has started. The amount of litter in my neighborhood has increased. Across the street are two illegally parked cars. Party noise kept me awake for two nights in a row. Guys are calling my home seeking Amy, Tami and Bambi.

Fall 2000 began similarly.

Thomas E. Keseler

Lafayette resident

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