Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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The library brought back memories of a monetary nature. I do believe that by rights. I own about five square feet of the building via fines I have paid on overdue books. Stepping into the reading room, I recalled: staring at the collegiate boys, as a freshman; talking sorority, as a sophomore; talking about and talking to men, as a junior; and studying like hell, as a senior. The Moor Children's Library, which boasts a collection of records out of this world, was always a constant source of entertainment. Oh, yes . . . classrooms . . . but we don't talk about that. 12

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Walking into the zootily-constructed Commons building, I was greeted by the tantalizing cafeteria aroma. I walked past the student body office, where I had spent many hours discussing school policy. Then dropped in the Student Life, Buzzer, and Scribble offices, intriguing rendezvous for journalism enthusiasts. Passing through the lavish women's lounge and out onto the terrace. I caught glimpses of Home Economics majors slaving away on the upper story. This building recalled many pleasant hours. 11

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Womens' Residence Hall, nee campus dorm, brought back nostalgic memories of my most tender year. 1 learned numerous things about life, love, and the pursuit of happiness in that well-packed institution of Freshman femininity. There was the reception room always filled with would-be vocalists and male seniors. There was the sun porch which was unavailable for sun-bathing There were the windows littered with freshly-laundered socks and unmentionables. There was the private frontal vestibule where goodnight kisses were performed enmass. There were plenty of gripes, but I really loved every minute of dorm life