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

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as-s.g9sgfsf T-: Hrnmrnm . . . if Snowball represented Trotsky and Napoleon was Stalin, Farmer Iones must represent Old MacDonald. Cogitate. Ruminate. Think. Sleep. Classes have started. The students sit in attentive silence as the instructor holds forth on many things. Of shoes and ships and sealing wax, and cabbages and kingsg and why the sea is boiling hot, and whether pigs have wings? The clock remains a focal point. Ontogeny recapitulates philogeny, Any number to the zero power is 1. Babbitt was a tink. The students are exposed to a vast storc of knowledge and what they learn is up to them. 'WV ith apologies to Lewis Carrol-or was it Edwin Lear? This freshman was caught wearing socksg he is also suspected of having tucked his shirt tail in twice during this semester. , i i i e, G i t., . . ,j fglut -2 Y 1 'E' cl... -1 4 -' ,- i it -7, - I Y , lisa, '4 at 'Db' l I VL Y ' f-t--'le' , it, ,- -wi lla 1 .Lrsf 1 1 31 l' i ' 1 9 l 4 I . I Tltlli-it AE? x CLASSES Classes, classes everywhere, but not a place to think. Ltjf f

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W' l,,yiQ gH1qlfll tm . A 'ie-is .gi if YN . ' Made it with time to spare! Now for a 3 minute and 41 second nap. THE SUN ALSO RISES The rising sun glitters off chromed bumpers as Miami-Dade students slowly fill the asphalt expanse of parking lots surrounding our campus. Up 32nd avenueg down Z7thg across the Venetian causeway, that car-strangled spannerg the students are drawn toward Scott Hall. There's time to park, grab a cigaret, greet your friends, and then dash to class. Scott Hall inhales the students and the day begins. I may be late, but it's easy to park! Ever try Communications 201 for breakfast? Y Y am.-..1,. I ' - . , Lzauz LLQ, Lua, - J. -,. W ---YY, :tit - - -e - - --agzxlg - 11 -

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