American University - Talon / Aucola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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college is a time for catching husbands still a favorite pastime for the au coed it is a time for experimentation in meaningful or meaningless relationships today ' s collegian is more sexually liberated if not more sexually educated than his counterpart of yesteryear he talks about it more even if he may indulge less on the quad in the lounges wherever he can get together in public or private he visably expresses his emotions as if he were a sailor on his last night in town despite the pill he still fears the consequences of that one fling and college morality when it comes right down to it is as high as it has ever been more contemplative and introspective than his predessors he remains alone even in a crowd he is more apt to question his superficial college associations and wonder whether all that booze and all those broads are really worth it all usually his answer is yes and away he goes 15

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religion may have been the opiate of the masses but just as surely pot has become the religion of many of today ' s students he rolls his joints and soaks his cubes he is all psyched up and psychedeliced down Isd peyote marijuana cocaine heroin hashish opium morphine codeine magic cup cakes pot cookies joy pops tea gauge horse he trips out and comes down acid pot pep junk 16