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

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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.

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' ' k . . if you miss the train ah'm on, you will know that I am gone. You can hear the whistle blow a hundred miles .... The guitar speaks softly. The banjo kibitzes. The music is casual and the students are casually attentive. A few students leave for class, others stay for just a little longer. The n hootenanny, a jam session of folk music, continues. The .singer whispers, moans, throws back his head and shouts. Eye- brows wrinkle as the audience leans forward to hear a mournful passage, toes tap in tempo to a rousing spiritual. As a guitar string breaks or the banjo player goes to class and the session ends as infonnally as it started. The students drift off. Some sit in the shade. The music lingers.