Iona College - ICANN Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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 rfctivitied. , , , The various clubs and organizations afford an outlet for student expression. Most students manage to hook up with at least one or- ganization. Some hold back, however, either through indifference or the necessity of earning money to stay in school. There are some students, though, and these are generally the leaders, who manage to become involved in three or more activities in the belief that this phase of college life offers as much as actual classwork.

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 'datively few of the students board in the f the college, campus life for most of them rowded into free periods. A favorite hang- ■ Peppermint Room across the street where iions arc always in order and an opportu- fered to compare courses and teachers over

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friendships cemented ors in any evaluation e their dances, their to a sense of fellow-