Brandeis University - Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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i lc I came to college to get a broad education. L'chiam HAMILTON . . . Warmth and comfort of modern living . . . coziness and privacy of V the dorm or Me and My 50 Best Friends . . . the romance of the pastel-colored cement block . . . . . . midnight snacks . . . pizza past curfew . . . sacred secrets exposed through electric sockets . . . Stop and Shop, folks . . . all the merchandise is carefully packed behind glass . . . self-service and free . . . ROOSEVELT . . Chaotic coop . . . dash for singles . . . survival of the fittest . . . ham- burgers - Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, ad infinitum . . . discipline and degeneration . . . Bach and Baking . . . dishpan hands . . . individual stall showers . . . individualism reconsidered . . . isolation, alienation, and procrastination . . . the height of luxury and comfort . . . Can you fix up a couple of my friends? .L. gig ' ' ' I

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jA.l 0LLg if - --gre: M vi SMITH . . . Smith Dormitory for girls . . . girls emigrate from Castle to change places with the boys . . , Brandeis' Howard Johnsons Cminus the orange roof J . . . lighting fires - toasting marshmallows - strumming guitars - reading poetry - playing detective . . . knotty pine walls . . . warm atmosphere . . . low eaves . . . discussions on how to outwit Security or Rules were made for foolsn flu, JQMOL CASTLE . . . Muddy moats and towering turrets protecting Freshmen damsels from the Babbitts of the Brandeis campus . . . learning about life in plush quadruple complete with modern plumbing and double deckers . . . dining in the morgue, treading the fragrant tunnel with its foreboding collin- like cabinets . . . tanning in elegant sun decks modestly concealed from most -of the world C except for a passing helicopter or twoj . . . the Com- mons - scene of study and mixers, lectures and love . . . late washes at the laundry room - ,place of medieval romance and adventure twentieth centurized . . .

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