New York University School of Commerce - Commerce Violet Yearbook (New York, NY)

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You awaken from your nap refreshed and reiu- venated and take a look at your latest grades, a quick glance cmd you de- cide upon ioining the army. But, perhaps it's not too late. A fast look at the book in our quiet library will pro- vide you with the knowl- edge that is needed to pass the quiz. After sev- eral minutes of studying, it's time to take a break. What better place than Lassman Hall, a home away from home, where boy meets girl and girl hopes to meet husband.

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Goin' to this class for the first time in a month, you find that you don't understand a word the professor is saying. Your attention drifts, to the vast amount of construc- tion and destruction that is going on around us. Tired and weary, from a long, hard day lafter all you have been to two classes in a row for the first time this semesterl you look for a relaxing tis 10 place to rest. Quietly at peace with the world, you dream of the day when you can take over your father's business and iust make money. X:-fd' sltbvs 'gn c cm

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By looking at the bulle- tin board on occasion, we get advance infor- mation on future events at New York University. lt was a great day for Commerce when Mayor Robert Wagner came to our school in his recent campaign for re-election. Spring, and a young man's fancy naturally turns to thoughts of cutting classes. Strolling