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                                                            1.
The sound of laughter and fistfights. Lasagna thrown on the
cafeteria floor,  geometry books being burned in the garbage
cans, Sidra Stanislow finally losing her virginity up against the
dumpsters behind the memorial auditorium. All the janitors are
getting high. The teacher’s lounge is choked with stifled
arguments and the vending machines are empty. It’s the last day
of high school.  

You’re graduating. Rushing headlong into the unknown rest of
your life. Your friends are drifting off in every direction. Some
are going to college, some are going to work and some are going
to their parents basements to watch reality TV. As you see it,
there are two options. Go to college and get ahead or take some
time off and go traveling. If you get a degree, you might get a
jump on a decent income - but if you go traveling, you might
have an excellent adventure. Both have merits, both have
drawbacks. Neither are permanent, and this makes the decision
harder.

Take into account your boyfriend has already decided to go to
college and he wants you to come with him. (You’ve been
together ever since he annihilated your virginity in an
abandoned Christmas tree shack by the highway.)  He’s
handsome and he loves you. The two of you really great sex. He’
s big. (You know, big.)  You see college as the responsible
choice and travel as the fun choice, but then again college can be
fun and traveling can be disastrous. The choice is yours. Your
grandparents have given you a small chunk of money for
graduation – just enough to get you going in whichever you
choose.

                    If you decide to go to college, go to section 2           
                              If you decide to travel, go to section   3
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