Kean University - Memorabilia Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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I HI TORY ' jj OF Q Co TING ig 2.000 B.C. . . . At one time anthropologists believed that commuting during this era was non-existent. But recently, several scientists deciphered the symbols found in a primitive cave advertising a tire sale. , '-if-.K , 4 5- fs sees if t . e ,Q f f ff s R 5 ls is 112- 32 N rg lr M, si ' A' eq f - , H5 We MEDIEVAL . . . With the widespread growth of villages during the Dark Ages. commuting became a way of life for the people who found it necessary to travel to a neighboring town for a good restaur- ant. X V f t -L F' . 9 X U .A . ,,:,,:9 7l ' W ii' t 5 i K ..: fri Q f 1 ir'l I-20. --' ffl : , A-:Qf ---' 1 125 1920 . , . 'lhc only disadvantage of commuting by automobile during this era was the possibility ol' cutting off some- one with ai name like Angelo The Rabbi D'Annun- 6 lin. and having him use you as a serving dish. SEA-FARING . College commuting became popular in the l700's, although by the time the student ar- rived at the campus he was forced to take a seminar entitled: Beri-Beri. Why it is a good thing to have. WORLD WAR ll . . .Although commuting now brought people not only from city to city, but from country to country. at the end ofthe war 6,000,000 Lincoln Continentals with MD plates were found abandonned throughout Europe.

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u ff ,J FW ' r ' i ,Q .gf s 'SIM BX jQ .gi A mv!!! 9:2 ylglqhxlx- X uw I' 1 Q- 9 ' ' 'ME MS M ' h 'N WW L , 1 5 0 , xg i Hanan I ,In I . I if ROMAN ERA . . . Commuting had not yet become popularized during this period. as most Romans preferred to use the dry cleaners which picked up and delivered. Tig?-75l3?llMi W: r .,t!1i I I' -12, Tim 'L 'Q ' QQUIQF H tw X XW ' Jn If r if Milli' I EI' Ei mi li :II SL' G 3 9 T55 - ?.'.. N l l.,. W, 5 X 2 'xl ' NA xl X M ' N 1860 . . . The concept of Manifest Destiny meant for many Americans that the United States should stretch from coast to coast. while for many Indians it meant a shiny Lionel train for Christmas. RENAISSANCE . . . No one commuted during this period as most people were too busy painting. 1890 . . . With the invention ofthe automobile. com- muting had hit its peuk of popularity Al- though. some people preferred to use the Irish immigrant for a long journey. ? -l Q o xx! IA 3 -K s -- WX QS LEGACY TRAFFIC f Q A ' f' 'v r as man' mi ion , ' 1 JET AGE . . . The modern day air Ira ele Q I ywmlgr N 1 -Q 4 Q I Tl' V X 232:35:i:?:g:f::.i:::.f:g.2fair:5.2.1 c being that no matter where the average customer EXEC ,gg j Aw f 'If WE V walks, he is certain to be asked to adopt a war s orphan.