Birmingham Southern College - Southern Accent Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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It was just too much. That last inci- dent had been the proverbial last straw. She stormed into the President ' s office and demanded that he see her. Much to her surprise he not only listened with interest but promised prompt action as well. It was a nice feeling . . . « ' i% ■ ' 3 S 1 i T ■Jmim

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social, ; S(J(;j) | i ()C(t ' rfMf ' S P p ' QW W He stepped out into the cool morning air, already late for his eight-o ' clock class. Suddenly his throat began to sting, his eyes to water, and his nose, repulsed by the stench of mol- ten steel and burning sulfur, told him that something had to be done . . . For the first time all semester he had been given fifteen minutes between classes and would be able to eat lunch. He rushed to the cafeteria only to find the line backed up to the door. Walking away from the line he remembered a recent article on the popula- tion explosion and wondered . . . 13

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