Drexel University - Spartan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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THE CHANGING SEASONS of our school year are almost antithetical to those of the calendar year. School begins as a summer of fun and warmth ends, it ends and drifts into a lazy summer, whereas the year normally closes in a flurry of snow and sleet. We have three seasons at Drexel: FALL, WINTER, SPRING. The fall is the season of activity- the scurrying .S of the new freshman, A the back-to-the-books movement, the renewals of social mixing. Winter brings the snow and dampens much of the movement, most of the activities center around physical efforts to keep warm: Winter Weekend, basketball games, court dances. With the thaw comes renewed circulation. Winter students come forth from their hibernation. The wheels of activity gear slowly into motion. The school year has nearly run its cycle, the calendar year is but half finished. The summer, the magic revitalizer of today's college student, looms ahead, and then- another school year, the same hustle and bustle, I THE CHANGING SEASONS. .i-' s'la,'Tili I ADAM MICLOVIS, Editor-in-Chief STEPHEN A. KLEVA, Business Manager HND IIOLU HS UJE IUHTCH

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