Penn State University - La Vie Yearbook (University Park, PA)

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Relaxing . . . measured in terms of time by gaps between bluebooks and term papers; measured in terms of places by how many were there, how loud the band was, how late it lasted; measured in terms of quality by any of a hundred methods; then forgotten and remeasured. The Corner, 0 favorite stop for between-class conversing Relaxation and concentrated study contrasts from balcony of The Hub Karen Cooper, Penn State's f a v o r i te girl folk singer .7qu I: x

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h M bwv-oamm -, Learning by osmosis . . . Inten- sive study of ground bacteria Something funny about those days when the. sunshine appears . . . Study in the round makes especially after some rainy days WCH-rounded smdems at State when you havelft seen much of it. Seems the harder you try to get there the more that sun. slows you down on the way to class. Seems also that fantastic indirect lighting the sun gives and that cooling by the wind provides what might be called perfect study conditions. MLW n. a gV-Mva e n mm? 1 WMLV y w tummmttatmmm'xw.fe t t

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The relaxation of just pausing between problems helps increase the laziness of a summer day . -s, - . .Qf. u.s7,