Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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STUDY HABITS were entirely dif- ferent for each individual. Wanting a change from Deering, students searched for other places to study. Many preferred the soli- tude of their own rooms, with books and papers within easy reach. Scott Hall was popular, with its comfortable chairs, soft lighting, and smoking privileges. Those w ho still swore by Deering headed for the stacks where the tomb-like silence was bro- ken only by quiet footsteps and the creak- ing of the elevator. Where a person stu- died depended on his mood and his mission

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BALMY V fEATHER and the very beautiful campus often drew students outside to study. They sometimes felt like reading alone in a peaceful natural setting — by the Jake or under a tree. A study date in a fraternity house provided a welcome change from school libi ' aries in sterile Tech or the polyphonic iiuimc buildnig Cokes and cigarettes, pizza or hambuigeis vtudMno was fun with friends