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Life Dormitory life acquaints its te- nants with cold showers at 7:00 am. and scalding hot water while brushing your teeth. Looking at dorm life, putting aside the usual complaints that are often exaggerated, the dormitory sym- bolizes peaceful harmony between women who at night find them- selves chatting and exchanging helpful pieces of information. Whether you lived in McAlpin, Chadwick, James, Abbey, Bessie Strong, Howard Harreld, Manley, McVicar or Packard Hall, dormitory life is an unforgettable experience to be treasured for years to come.
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Dorm MAY I BORROW YOUR ? You haven't lived if you haven't resided in the dorms of the Spel- man College campus. Not to be compared to the Waldorf-Astoria, or the Regency Hyatt House, but somewhere to keep dry out of the rain, and somewhere to sit and talk to male friends who have no apartment and no means of trans- portation. The dorm is a place to associate and acquaint oneself with all members of the insect world and even some rodents now and then. Its a place to study in quiet, except when Earth, Wind and Fire, and KC. and the Sunshine Band are not being blasted from your neighbors Panasonic amplifiers. The dorm is a place of intense heat in winter and summer or depending upon the dorm, maybe frigid cool- ness in each of the four seasons.
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Study College is the place you come to learn all about the things that will mold and shape you into a well versed, intelligent citizen. A storehouse of knowledge to be used and exhausted by the stu- dents who enroll. Spelman has for its women a well-rounded and well versed fa- culty that is able to help its young women tackle and under- stand the problems of the acade- mic world. Reading and research facilities are available for exten- sive knowledge on just about any su bject matter conceivable. Usually at Spelman, study comes to be a last minute occasion. Around exam time everybody is busy with dictionary and notebook in hand. Libraries are over-crowd- ed and reading rooms have wait- ing lines. Brilliant minds start to work and creative genuises plan for extraordinary projects that are both innovative and original. The mind is a beautiful thing and many beautiful minds can be seen work- ing on the Yard . 26 uuhHIW' ' illlllM IN: Mi 9 u?
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