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WHAT IS COLLEGETOWN, U.S.A.? J, 1 6 the viraln adventure that starti the itudent oj-j- with mixed feeCinai oj- douttt and hiah Apiriti, appreheniion, and anticipation . . . K r it 3 the rehindled deiire of- aoina ttach to ooohi, to j-riends, to time-worn wau5. 3. COLLEGETOWN, U.S.A. ti the feet of j-oottyati in the autumn air . . . J t 5 the trees that once lined Francis o uadranate tjefore the v- ia freeze of 4 9 Snapped them like so manu matchsticKS . . . ts the hallowed, iuu-chohed ( otumns that stand line Sentinels auardina the aate to the f- ast . . . t S the ancient, red-oriched AeSSe .Mrall with its spacious corridors and puamu rooms where education had a retfirth after the fire oj- 92. J COLLEGETOWN, U.S.A. fesse s main t S the interminalina of hiah-pitched voices near the water cooler on Ac floor . . . t s the torrential flood of students j-rom class at the Sound of the bell, . . t s the conaested walk in front of Aesse that leads to the C-. olJ., J uddle, or K-jaett S — take uour pick. COLLEGETOWN, U.S.A. J t S the Ljothic ower at the entrance to White K ampuS, an awesome reminder of a lona-dead war, now a haven j-or the lovers, where a airl t ecomeS a futi-fiedaed coed hen she is hissed at the stroke of midniaht . . . t S the spirited - a i luo, armed th lona-handied paddies, who are unofficial aroundheepers of vUhite L ampus. Wi wi J COLLEGETOWN, U.S.A. t s a aturdau tnornina downtown or uptown when the farmers come in to hold up corner tyuiidinas and hash over the weather and the crops with their local friends . . . t S the smaller oiumt ia columns in front of ( itu . J ali that iust as much a tradition with the townfolh aS the campus columns are for th are e
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tudentd . . . t 6 K entrai oDairu most anu niaht ot the week where the staa. matei ttect ana loon for someone theu hnow or someone theu would tihe to kt J ts razor-witted Aesse Wrench with his proud beret and j-amous beard, whose aae has been a subject j-or araument since prohibition went out . . . t s raspu, expansive csDean djradshaw, lona a political J-iaure in the state, who calls his classes to order with the words, ' 1 friends . . . t s the willowu fiaure of [- resident I V liddlebush who is a member of more national committees than most K onareSSmen . . , t s the efficient, financial brain of the lAniversitu, oLesiie i owan . . . t s coot, areuina oUean Vtllott who S as notorious tor his bow ties as for his r (jf f- classes. J COLLEGETOWN, U.S.A. vor an t s ieiiuina at the downstairs dSenaai cJLair when classes are foraotten fo afternoon and bebop becomes the lesson of the dau . . . t S the musical click of pool cues at anu one of the halt dozen hatts when there is hatt an hour or So to Sauander before the next ctaSS . . . t S the ( Bohemian booths of the hack with their mutitated, knife-initiated backs, where potato chips and atasses brimming, with beer serve to whet the appetite before the evening meat. J COLLEGETOWN, U.S.A. t s the ignored tite Shamrock in the sidewatk of witzter J att which once served as an invitation tor the engineers to kiss anu girt who treads on it . . . t S the pai of stoic, stone tions from L hina that have uet to roar when a girt passes near the Aournatism choot . . . Jit S a gft g stone trom. the J ouse ot f artiament which Serves as a tandmark at vUatter VUittiams . . . t s an yrientat tantern from . empukuii, Aapan, where the first l lnited States oLegation was estabtished . . . t S the tid ptaced on conversation when passing through the A- choot arch tor tear ot ttunking a auiz. COLLEGETOWN, U.S.A. J t S the miracutous transformation of t othwett -jgfn tor the pineu testivat of d arnwarmin with Sawdust on the ttoor, a pine branch canopu ptus cider and (Continued on e nd sheet inside back cover)
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