Northeastern University - Cauldron Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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MORNING Off the M.T.A. and into N.U. runs a steady stream of students. English, Physics, Marketing Research and Structural Analysis will be our concern, but not be- fore . . . Commons coffee to get us off on the right foot. And when all good things come to an end, all too soon . . . On to more serious work. And so wc walk the corridors to that early bird class.

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JL he school day at Northeast began, for many of us, at Park Stre — where we often felt like turning arovind and heading for home. After a short wait, we glided noiselessly through the tunnels to 360 Hunting- ton Avenue and our college life. On the following pages we will nember some ' of those days.

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The empty classrooms that await us soon are filled with the business of learning , trn i: The reward for industry — the break between classes. Laboratory equip- ment is set in motion and the problem of the day is solved . . . ™ 1 ff !|| H ■K M V f . H i »K1 3 A, , t MKkl 1 A quiet Library before the arrival of the noon crowd.