Tufts University - Jumbo Yearbook (Medford, MA)

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How many hours a day did we spend in the library? Hours spent studying is what we mean. Everything seemed to center around it and when many wandered into the stacks for the last time, they could vividly remember that first trip over the glass floor and that electric shock when they turned on a light. We all wondered if we would ever find our way up out of the lower depths hut attendence records show that everyone returned. In fact, thirty- four more people came out of the stacks than went in. That doesn’t quite figure. outward to the sea ' - ' k mi . ..SIS 1 ■■■■■ ,♦ - ' ■—34 i, 1 —r jaw ■MS And on into the night, the studying continues.

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Many people claim that the library is a good place to catch up on a little lost sleep. The lounge is a popular relaxation spot and gathering place. Here one can read a newspaper, a magazine, or just sit back and breathe deeply. The front of Eaton Library looks y ■ ' y ■ i “Mi if Students find check-out desks. welcome employment at the

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The Taherna or Bookstore, whichever you wish, provides a shelter for texts, ties, tonic, and tissues. The Tufts Ivy Book says of the bookstore, “The Taherna, situated on the main campus drive between West and Packard Halls, space for the sale of student supplies, equipment, etc.” “Etc.” is a wonderful word when applied to the bookstore for never has so little meant so much to so many so often; that quick breakfast of coke and crackers before a nine o’clock class, the hurried meeting at eleven o’clock to check on a date, the rush for fresh¬ man beanies, and the last of all, the leisurely wait for hooks after registration. A package of crackers, a bottle of tonic and you beside me beneath the bulletin board. 6