Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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and while we ' ve found a little corner for ourselves and possessions we secure around us, we still must deal with others, this is that part of the most valuable learning which comes during the late hours in a room down the hall, at friday night dinner, in a football game on the lawn, and in the hundreds of other faces we will meet this year, there is no course, no teacher, and no grade for the experience of learning to live with others, it is the everyday, soap-and-water, coffee-and-toast environment of group living that is the class everybody always took, we, during our turn, take it now for the same reason. 15

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WHENEVER WE WONDER HOW WE WILL EVER FIND A NEW AFTERNOON DIVERSION, WE SHOULD TAKE A QUICK LOOK BACK. WITHOUT EVEN MOS- COW, THE STUDENTS OF EARLY 1900 ' s KEPT THE TUB USUALLY DOING FULL-TIME BUSINESS. HAD A FORMAL TO DRESS UP FOR, FORMED A FRESH- MAN-SOPHOMORE TUG-OF-WAR, AND TOOK THE LONG WAY HOME BY THE POND WHERE REGENTS HILL NOW STANDS. THEY STARTED THE CLUBS V;E JOIN, THE DANCES WHICH ARE NOW OUR TRADITIONS, AND THE SPIRIT OF PRANKSTERISM WHOSE GHOSTS STILL HAUNT THE MINDS OF AN OCCASIONAL REST- LESS OR BORED YOUNG STUDENT.