University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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As 'lhe firsl' day of school drew nigh, in- creased ac'rivi+y was noriceable in 'I'he viciniiy of 1'he dorms, fhe homes of ou+-of-fown s'I'u- denls. As +he new s'I'ude-nfs viewed for 'lhe firsi' fime 'rheir surroundings for +he coming year, excifemeni' rose wifhin 'rhem, for 'l'heir minds were busily conlemplaling +he oppor- 'luniries which a college career held for +hem. As +hey seHled in fheir rooms and gol ac- quainfed wilh 'lheir roomafes, +heir fears concerning campus life were forgoffen as fhe sfrangeness wore off and familiarify wifh 'Phe school look ifs place. Adiusfing lo college life became a nafural process and +he days were foo busy 'for any pangs of homesickness . To siudies and campus acfivi+ies was added The responsibiliiy of faking care of 1'heir own rooms and deciding which roommafe should wear fhe Ias+ clean shir+. The days sped by in fhis way un'Hl all became a +rue parl' of UC. BUSY QUADRANGLE ENTERING T.C. Page 7

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Sepfemb f Page b Once again Sepfember is here and +he 8 o'clock buses and s+ree'l'cars are packed wi'l'h sleepy-eyed UC s+uden+s on fheir way 'lo an 8:30 class. Individual cars, +oo, arrive vieing for 'I'he parking places leH on Clif'ron and Universi+y Avenues. The campus was showing signs of new life as scenes of ac'iivi'I'y were seen everywhere-s+uden+s 'l'alking 'ro +heir Friends or pro- fessors, some hurrying off +o a class, and a few enioying Indian summer. Yes, our S'I'ree+- car College becomes quiie a busy place as ihe shades of au+umn hover over +he Bearcaf Universiiy and Hs sludenfs refurn fo renew friendships and 'ro coniinue 'iheir educalion. Even 'though mos+ of The siudenis come from fhe ci+y, +here are some who have been a+- +rac+ed from all par'l's of +he Uni'l'ed S+a'l'es and fhe world, giving UC i+s cosmopoli+an afmo- sphere. The ou+s+anding quali+ies of +he faculiy and 'I'he progressiveness of +he adminisiraiive si'aFF make 'l'he courses of value 'lo 'Phe s+uden+ and give him an educaiion which is adequa+e in all aspec'i's.

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ll I HAVE A 'FUNNY FEEl7IN'WEl2E BBN WATQHED! ROW I-Whiffingfon, J., Clernenl, S., Kincaid, N., Irons, M. ROW 2-Bloodgood, J., Peterson, N., Rosselol, P., Darves, G. INTER-DORM COUNCIL Working on fhe assumpfion fhaf young women of college age are capable of handling fheir own problems and curing fheir own cases of home sick- ness, UC has sef up an elaloorafe buf efficienf sysfem of sfudenf governmenf which regulafes 'lhe dorm dwellers . The Council is composed of fhe main officers of fhe dorm and if is af fheir meef- ings fhal' policy is defermined and fhe rules for everyfhing from fire drills fo noisy goldfish are sef up. Under 'lhese officers come fhe Corridor Coun- selors who acfually see fhaf quief hours are carried oul' and who hear fhe sad fales of How l gof 6254 demerifs in one week-end from a woe-begone freshman. The smoofh working of 'lhe dorm machin- ery is proof 'lhaf fhe lnfer-Dorm Council fakes Hs lol: seriously and does if well. Page 8