Northeastern University - Cauldron Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Crisp air . . . Fall was a great time to be in school. A $40,000,000 development program was an- nounced by President Knowles, giving Boston and us the first hint of a white brick Back Bay. We were now a real part of the campus life as we experienced our first mayoralty campaign and homecoming, and watched the Husky basketball team jump into the national spotlight by partici- pating in the NCAA College Finals in Evansville, Indiana. 00P? The old gives way . . Only 2,000 more . . . ft: ' ., Blue Monday m ¥

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Dullsville I ' ll see YOU in class! ' We soon settled down to the routine of study, as the difficulty of college education became a re- ality. However, time was allowed for fun in such forms as the sponge toss at professors, a Student Union benefit program. 12 history

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Oh no, not three in one day! Ding, Ding Exam time came and passed . . . students came in and went home . . . lunch time sped by and some- times one never left the classroom. Spring eventu- ally warmed the campus bringing with it the ten- nis player and scooters. Spring also brought us to the end of our frosh year which we capped with a profit- making twist dance (ah youth) and fun-raising dinner-dance. Any objections . . . But my schedule says HERE . . .