Philadelphia College of Pharmacy - Graduate Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Where does everyone go after lecture? Here are a few places where we while away our spare time . . . la The cafeteria in Whitecar Hall is the center of most between-class social life. The atmo- sphere blends the sounds of continuous chatter, lively music, and once in a while, the clatter of a broken glass. For those who desire a more peaceful atmosphere, there is the library where students can catch up on their backlog of work or where they can just relax and read a magazine. s... When classwork builds up tensions, the gym serves as a good place to let off some steam. A quick game of basketball or a workout in the exercise room can work wonders. Tl ll