Tufts University - Jumbo Yearbook (Medford, MA)

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Between classes the crowds gather at Braker Hall, home of the Economics, History, Government, Sociology, and Philosophy departments. Four years have passed during which there has been a great deal of change, some mental and some physical. We have seen the start of the rebuilding of Ballou Hall. Seasoned seniors, who thought they knew their way around, found themselves chasing the elusive Dean’s office from Ballou to Packard and back. The Bursar’s office and the switchboard never left the building but the reconstruction did a good job of hiding them in the midst of plaster, ladders, and elevator shafts. With English classes forced to move to Braker, the increased crowd that gathered between classes, praised (espe¬ cially in the muddy season) the flag¬ stone patio which appeared this year covering that expanse of dirt on which Maintenance had for years tried vainly to grow grass. Every Jackson girl tries to look her best at all times. 3

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Ballou Hall, the first college building, stands at the top of the hill. Four years .... forty-eight months .... two hun¬ dred and eight weeks .... one thousand, four hundred and sixty-one days .... thirty-four thousand, eight hundred and sixty-four hours .... two million, ninety- one thousand, eight hundred and forty minutes . . . . one hundred and twenty-five million, five hundred and ten thousand, four hundred seconds .... is there a math major in the house? 2

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Many people claim that the library is a good place to catch up on a little lost sleep. The lounge is a popular relaxation spot and gathering place. Here one can read a newspaper, a magazine, or just sit back and breathe deeply. The front of Eaton Library looks y ■ ' y ■ i “Mi if Students find check-out desks. welcome employment at the