Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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Our scholar arrives at the post office just in time to see her box-mate leaving with the complete contents of their box. She rushes off to Zoo lab. After lunch she's in the Re- serve room, skimming through a reading assignment due at 1:10. The sound of a bell finds her on her way to the third floor of Fanning. There she meets some friends, and they permit themselves the luxury of 2 short discussion of their week-ends, the end result being that they were all tremendously successful! In class her mind momentarily wanders. The professor at this moment asks her a question, the only part of which she hears is the mention of her name. This time the sound of a bell is welcome. Happy in the realization that she has completed the formal requirements of the day, she saunters down the stairs. On the first floor she glances quickly at the bulletin board. A class meet- ing at 5:15! Our scholar's day is never done. AUTUMN IDYLL

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mMncler uf fnc!eetl I7 24 the power af e oe: ,,-Cicero TOP EXEC The functions of our Student Gov- ernment are divided into three branches: House of Representatives, composed of house presidents and the Speaker of the House; Cabinet, made up of the seventeen presidents and chairmen of various organizations; and Honor Court, consisting of a Chief Justice and six judges. The leg- islative and executive branches under Wee's able leadership discuss and try to resolve campus problems. Edie and her jury meet weekly to issue neatly typed sentences to the culprits of the week. Bi-weckly house meetings and monthly amalgamation meetings permit each individual student to ex- press her opinion and to offer sugges- tions, SOMETHING'S BEFORE THE HOUSE WE'LL LEAVE IT TO CABINET THE LONG ARM OF THE LAW 17