University of Delaware - Blue Hen Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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Sometimes there is nothing better than the quiet solitude of a lazy afterncon . . . It is unusual to find the steps outside of Purnell Hall void of the mass of students who congregate there on bright, sunny days. Some stop to talk with friends, oth- ers catch up on work in between classes and the lucky ones are able to find a place to snooze in the sun. hl F X 2, Introduction

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NEWARK, DELAWARE

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When you are overloaded with work, sometimes all you can do is smile. A smile can bright- en any day. As the weekend draws to a close and a quiet Sunday morning dawns, the fast paced partying nights seem like mere memories. Although Sunday is a much needed day of recovery for most stu- dents, some of the more dedicated at- tempt to do work in the library. Some- times, however, the weekend takes its toll. Despite good intentions, the thoughts of sleep preclude any possi- bilities of studying. The Library: a perfect place for a dreary Monday night. Four floors of computers, media, magazines, and endless rows of books. When you need to get away, it is easy lo lose yourself with a book you nev- er imagined existed. Introduction, 3