Chatham College - Cornerstone Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Whether it be a cluttered desk, an empty classroom or a corner of the Snack Bar, we all find a favorite place to study. However, when there is a need for reference material, we go to the library in hopes that the needed books and magazines will be there. The search for silence also leads some of ns to the library where, at certain times, even this silence proves to be a disadvantage and the Browsing room is transformed into the Drowsing room.

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, stoi V ol oiu experiences in tlie sports (two pel LHiestei, per ear, per two years, per group, |,M r incii itliuii) voulcl incliide a description ot the .uiety ol nuiscles developed per group, per inili iiliKil, plus the wave lengths ol the various nnijKiatiM ' de i(es such as sa ing one ' s bones ho ' iH sitting on inelastic chairs by remaining in Innbo in betl. This is a sununary ot the end. Now to let inn to the beginning, which is the .i tilings are usuallv done except when one lias iu ti met a bat and the meeting will not sLiike up a Iriendshijj. The tollowing question lonlronts those who are about to embark on rluse A ' oi tin eiideax ' ors and who are consumed h mortal leai simply because they know, if th( kii(n - .untiling at all, that they are mortal: Wiietiiei ' tis easier to llounder in the pool when one is not in anv -ivax as iitted to that in ii onnieiu as a lloumler, or Avhether it would be better jtrst to put it oil till next year.