Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

Page 30 text:

Sometimes Persons Like Bumping Elbows Sometimes society demands and truly enjoys overcrowding. What would a party or Boyer Park be without wall- to-wall people? Crowds at football and basketball games are obviously essential. It seems that crowds have one of two effects on people: They either love it, or they hate it.

Page 29 text:

Metro Pullman: An Overcrowded Wheat Field Too many people are cram¬ med into too small of an area (dorms, classrooms, the CUB at noon) and slow-moving lines wear even the most patient per¬ son’s patience. Shortage of park¬ ing tends to be aggravating, but may be a good lesson for those who should be walking to cam¬ pus in the first place. Overall, this type of over¬ crowding seems to generate a selfish attitude in individuals as they tend to feel growing dislikes for anyone who gets there first. Expressions 25

Page 31 text:

Expressions 27