Break Time Junior Aaron Brooks takes time out on an Autumn day to catch up'on reading. Time was spent in a number of ways on the Harding campus. However, probably more time was spent either socializing or studying. One of the most popular ways to catch up with a friend, avoid studying or procrastinate just a little longer on that 1O-page term paper was to get a cup of coffee and relax. There were many places on and around the Harding campus where students could obtain this inexpensive hot drink. Midnight Oil was always a favorite hang out. Many. students chose to go during the day to study in the soothing atmosphere, and others chose to go at night as a time to socialize and relax. Books-A-Million also lured many college students with its low key atmosphere and literary stock.. A nonconventional place to buy a cup of coffee was the Waffle House. Open late, it was a lure to those with a late night snack attack or a sudden craving for pancakes arid waffles. The newly renovated student center also offered its own rendition of Starbucks with a small coffee cafe, which served a variety of coffees, cappuccinos and snacks like carrot and cheese cake. Any way you put it, Harding students had quite a few places where they could meet their caffeine needs. Photo by Daniel Dubois. Alison Johnson-Holts Summit, Mo. Daniel Johnson-New Brunswick. Canada Joel JohnSOn-Lexington, Ky. Libby Johnson-Westminster. Md. Gi1lian JOneS-Marietta, Ga. Jill JOneS-Minerai Springs, Ark. Samuel JOneS-Duncanville, Texas Jennifer Jordan-Mesquite, Texas Jeffrey Justice-Garland, Texas Ana Kabashi-vale. Ore. David Kaplan-Lehigh Acres. Fla. Prince Kar-Pawtucket, R.1. Josh Kellar-Searcy, Ark. Becky KellY-Troy, III. Dave KellY-Marshall, III. Kera Kelso-N. Richland Hills, Texas Erin Kemp-Mountain View, Ark. Shelby Kempf-West Memphis, Ark. Jennifer Kendall-Ball-Searcy, Ark. Gareth Kerlin-Grottoes. Va. ~~ ____________ ~So~PLh_o~m~o_r_e s ~ People
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