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The academic section is the most popular section of the yearbook. After all, if it were not for academics, why would we all be here? Our decision to at¬ tend Tufts did not result from a desire to spend the next four years of our lives serving the Tufts Community Union Senate or the Leonard Carmichael Socie¬ ty. We are here because of the fine offer¬ ings of outstanding departments and their many unique professors. We all came to Tufts with a great many expectations but first and foremost, to learn. To learn about the histories, philosophies and theories that made this world what it is today, and help shape all 20 of us into what we will be. We chose Tufts because we would receive one of the best possible educations in this country by such renowned professors as: Nobel Prize winner Allan Cormack of the Physics dept., Hugo Bedau of the Philosophy dept. — one of the most outspoken men in the country on capital punishment, Drama Prof. Pierre Arnott — whose works have appeared around the coun¬ try, Music Chairman T. J. Anderson whose first full length opera “Soldier Boy, Soldier,” was premiered in 1982, and of course engineering design pro¬ fessor Percy Hill — inventor of the in¬ famous Reach toothbrush. Granted, an education at Tufts does not come easily (with tuition priced at $11,711 for the ’82-’83 school year), but it is profitable, producing such notables as Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Malcolm Toon, William Hurt, and most recently, our own Scott Brown, who parlayed his well-rounded education into a centerfold with Cosmopolitan, and a number of com¬ mercials and advertisements. With such exciting and unique pro¬ grams as Tufts in Talloires, the newly created Quebec student exchange pro¬ gram and Tufts in Washington D.C., our students have the opportunity to broaden their academic experience. Below: The Postman always rings twice.
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