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

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F354-1 -1 'qui' 4 4 qc Whiting for a streetcar, why do you ask? ' Classes have endedg it's been a rough day. You're another day closer to graduation, another day older. Another small fragment has been added to the composite that will someday be a mural of memories. Scott Hall remains lit. Looming behind the student in the darkness, it crouches like a huge IBM card, programmed with knowledge, eager to process the student and stamp out a uniformly assembled status symbol, his degree. They're all alike. But are they? But tl1at's enough for today. Home, Iames, and - uh - don't spare the horses. HOMEW RD W1-'qw M 1-11 71' 1 fn nd' ,,fi44'4' ,av A4 3 , if' ' x WX 63 1 uvw ,jjw,g:3w'..a wlivl W il ass V ' Q tml.--uv? y A4 4 . L., -3 11 i We The 'weaker' sex? At last! A place to park!

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FALGUN 65 After three office moves, the Falcon 1965 sees the light of day. We almost got the idea we were unwanted but it was all a part of this upheaval that is making ton1orrow's campus a reality today. Out of the seeming debris of pix, copy sheets, grease pencils, carbon paper, all of which were meticulously moved, the book took shape. Rating First at CSPA and Sweepstakes in FLIUCO Press association gave us a new lease on life. Head Slavedriver did not spare the whip. Sunday p.m.s at work became a habit. i, v. - V .. 'Ww ,ni 'E 47- ,, . ., ggiiv 1 - ' was HW V pi , .Q 1 - 1.-iv. Advisor, Mrs. Chris Steers. Production Manager, lim Tindel.