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Back To College As Told By 'Friends'

Sophomore year, how you doin?

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Back To College As Told By 'Friends'
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When the squad reunites on move in day:

When the boys come to 'girls night' because they have nothing better to do:

When you meet freshmen just starting college:

When your family tries to leave on move in day but you aren't ready:

When your family finally leaves and you're back to your college ways:

When your friends try and take your dorm food already:

When the squad reminisces about last year's memories:

When you're the one reminded about looking like an idiot last year:

When the desk receptionists judge you for ordering delivery on the first night:

When the cute boy down the hall got even cuter over the summer:

When your new dorm seems like a five star hotel compared to the freshman dorms:

When freshman year is in the past and you simply don't care what people think anymore:

When your RA talks about the 'no drinking' policy at the first floor meeting:

When you're already stealing your roommate's food during the first week:

When you see the group of girls you hated last year:

When you meet the cute new transfer students:


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