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

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along our campus one sees all the interesting sights. The chess players who stay from early morning to late at night at their stoneboards. Sit- ting around the Quad in the spring time, is as pleasant as sitting around the campus, just a little dirtier. But on what other campus in America could you get a shoeshine and buy an ice cream at the same time. 6 4,

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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

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Remember the days when you could buy a cup of coffee for eight cents from the booth on the fifth floor? Remem- ber the lines that used to queue up at the class breaks? Like many other things, they too are a part of the past. Replac- ing them is something very akin to automation. A food machine, which provides the food and also makes change. Yet despite the fact that the coffee is hot and the sandwich fresh many of us still yearn for those good old food booths. 14 4 i Iii - p B ! I 1 ve? Gtwww. 4