University of Chicago - Cap and Gown Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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16 After all this time 17w: yet to Figure out how the Uni- versity is able to have 50 many classes in Cobb Hall. Its great fun though, in the course of a day I can1t fail to meet almost everyone I know. Where do the other stu- dents I see walking around campus have classes? Maybe everyone has classes in Kent, hut Pd rather not talk about Kent after that exam yesterday. Cheer up, I haverfl been hit by a bicycle in almost two weeks.

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Dean Simpson A11 ready to go to classes, yes sir, that I am. Now I know this is a new experience for most of us, but after all we just can't be young and carefree can we? I guess we can he at that. No one around here seems to be taking things too seriously at the moment. No kidding, I feel so protected I could scream. Oh well, no worries means more study time and that my friend is the crucial thing. 15

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At last Pve met the man who can do everything at once and do it right. Its my History Pro- fessor, James Newman. While I was borrowing a donut from Stu- dent Activities 0mm: I heard him console a fraternity, go over a budget and discuss his coming lectureowhilc sipping coiiee and admiring a Picasso. These Humanities courses are also great fun. All this time Pve been looking for an approach to Hum courses that works. Profes- sor Isenberg here doesrft look too worried about it, I'll just keep going until things fall in place. 17