Miami Dade College North Campus - Falcon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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,smilie And for those who dor1't believe Qgegsgr everything they read, there are those At first, this college may look austere and forbidding. The buildings are large and gray, cold looking, and theres a sign to forbid just about everything ..... , who'll be glad to remind them, of course ...... r But, with a little luck, we can get two for the space of one. And so to class ...... 5 V, aff? , M,-.-1-1 J' i- Hn .Lf- ll .' A! Q L iff , QC-'T A x ': 15 i V ML-S

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i'H 'Y'1-C! What is the junior College student? He is found in classes and in 12' N1 high school life, and is motivated toward the status of the sports crs. He burns the midnight oil and the candle at both ends. He's part of a mosaic of cribsheets and cops on beats, technical shops and sock hops, Scott Hall and basketball, the Student Government and the government student. He finds his place in a Iunior College with no juniors, a curb-service education, mass produced yet not depersonalized. While he is often critical, he soon Ends that he enjoys the freedom from the juvenile university. The college becomes a part of him. Here are large grey halls, sans ivyg a place to park, four places to buy a coke, one place to buy a book, there are no goldfish to swallow or phone booths to congregate in, yet he shares a feeling, a distinct person- ality, that surrounds this college. As he becomes a part of this mood, this mood becomes a part of him. This is a Iunior College student.

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fi ,qi What is going on in the outside world piped in via TV in the Student Center. 9 V r wi Aff it i Seatbelts? Doughnuts? There are always sales- t S ii t ft t' men and curiosity plus sales resistance. ' e M At ease . . . at ease . . . but keep a tennis racket always handy.