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OF STUDY AWAIT Another ten pages and then time for a break. I can tell this is going to be a battle between sleep and Caesafs capture of Gaul . . . Beautiful days are not always conducive to study, but oh the noble efforts that are made! 47 1 ? With an ounce of ingenuity and plenty of patience, a student can be quite creative. 165 all in how you look at it . . .
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Dontt think. Just keep typing. Remember, make the margins big. Coffee and cigarettes are indispensable. No, no-o-w-w, remember, ce qui ntest pas clair n'est pas . . . what? Thatts eet! Francais! ENDLESS HOURS Eager, anticipating Freshmen are the first to deluge ttSarge with requests for everything from dissecting kits to French verb-wheels. The zeal suddenly disap- pears with one look at the voluminous C. C. book. Several weeks later the composed and ttexperiencedtt upperclassmen straggle in for the bare necessities. The first day, and the first day only, all hurry to classes to grab the favored back row seats or the ones in the front, whichever the case may be. As the door opens, curiosity is written on all faces, and first im- pressions register in the minds of professors and stu- dent alike. The students scrutinize the professors; the professors draw a deep breath and leaf questioningly through the stack of IBM cardseftthe birth certificates of academic existence? Resolutions for immediate action are made as term papers mount and outside readings are assigned. Time passes. Diversions are constant and proscrastination gains control. Deadlines come and bring all-night cramming and last-minute typing of term papers. Stu- dents can be found everywhere from Hanson boiler room to Glatfelter Annex. The hour of reckoning ap- proaches as grades are posted, averages calculated, and celebrations held for various reasons. And the semester closes.
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1!. I I IV uunumvs um mm mm nu ll'vn n mu III! 71.111qu 1' KW Mun A milder form of snow job rushing amidst stockcar races, shows, CD and baseball games, is a lively poker party. yum - w ' ' As the book list increases, the money decreases. It is a relief to find a few corners that can be cut . . . after all, who cares if the books are underlined? The return to school is always met with mixed emotions. It is fun to see old friends again, but why didnit the heat wave hit earlier in the summer? The least they could do is provide elevators for those unfortunates on the fourth fioor. 16 w Wmnm
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