Northeastern University - Cauldron Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Y on or a — commencement pif cc fflf the graduation ceremonies each year, he throng of people in the quadrangle — stu ljjp, faculty and administration membe» one way or another interested in Northeaf ampus was at its best.

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No, we can ' t truthfully say that Spring brought out the ivy at Northeastern. This bit of green growth was planted about three years ago, but died soon afterward. But we had birds. Why, one Spring a professor found a bird ' s nest on his office window-sill. Summer meant Out to the beach, after classes, of course. Nlers, sick of the city, made for the sandy shores. Camera bugs went searching for sights like the little lady below . Other groups transferred their activities from the stickiness of the urban region to the more comfortable beaches and country. The Square Dance group found great fun in sandy antics.

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lal — or, rather, si -mal. The imencement has faded into the coming of the midsummer recess irtually abandoned. But those n were aware that the big white atiently awaiting the new freshmen.