I knewthat most, if not all of the professors on campus could care lessabout students for the first two years, only gaining a concern as thestudents p...ogressed into the later half of their college careers.That's because so many dropped out. That meant that as long as Iturned in the class work and signed my real name, nobody would carewhat I wore, as long as it looked as if I fit in and belonged. I satthere on the bed for a moment, then went to make coffee, and saw momat the table, sipping on. Julie shrugged. "Yeah I guess." Well you're brother sure is a looker," Yvette whispered.Julie giggled. "Well I don't know about that." Sure he is. You're so lucky to live with him."Julie felt the girl was strange. "Well here we are. This is the main office. You need to let them know you need a schedule since you didn't get one."Yvette nodded. "Thanks Julie. I appreciate you helping me out." No problem." Julie responded and walked away from the girl. She seemed nice but something just didn't. The group of friends were still laughing and talking among themselves about the freak show performance. About the real essence of terror, to be able to picture in our own minds the most horrible of creatures, but not really being able to see them appear. Not actually fearing what comes into our view but WHAT might come into our view. When suddenly we came across a small passage way that we hadn't noticed before. Veronica suggested they follow it to see what was at the end. The passage twisted. The meal was a glutton’s delight. Most of us managed to have a piece of every meat and some of every dish. What always amazes me when we get together like this is how much food tiny Suzette can pack away. I swear she ate a lot more than Nick or I did.After dinner we were so full that we sat with a drink and talked. The ladies instantly started talking about the k**s as we all had one that was a year and half or younger. While they were talking, us guys were talking football games and the.