Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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All Night Long Ashtrays overflowing with cigarette butts, coffee cups with ground settlements and empty packs of No-Doz usually cover the desks of students pulling all-nighters. Whether it be cramming for an exam, doing an overdue paper, or trying to make a deadline, many students greet the sunrise with early morning yawns. One can recognize the novice all-night pullers very easily. They are usually falling asleep during the test. The expert all-night pullers are also easily identified. These procrastinators and last minute job-doers have caffeine- and nicotine-yellowed teeth and bags under their droopy eyes. All-nighting is addictive. After too many all- nighters, students can find themselves in quite a predicament. When they finally want to sleep, they can ' t. What can be done about this awful disease sweeping the college campuses in our country? No homework? No tests? Lower requirements? No deadlines? mel- lowed out teachers? No papers? Nah — that ' s not sleeping. It is dreaming. . i :- Wr Ar. . |k ; - ' . Jf w -■ ■ W.. .f l • i 1 •.w A dormitory student grabs his coffee and prepares for a long night. The sun sets over campus, dusk arrives, and night activities begin to sparkle. 10 All-Nighters

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A CenteHHial Sdition The headlines tell the story of the year. Student Life Page 9

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Dormitory life provides a relaxing environment for students who enjoy long hours of study. False alarms kept many dormitory students from their sleep. These students line up to re-enter John- son-Hardwick Halls. The Bell Tower illuminated at night. All-Nighters U