Yale University - Sheffield Scientific School Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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IUNIOR YEAR E arrived, put off unpacking until next week, scattered a few hellos and good summers about, drank beer in George and Harry,s, enlarged on the good summers, and tried out our new bed. Since one year's experience had not aided the New Haven brewerls technique nor that of the Greek bartenders, we registered with the customary dignity and hangover on the morrow. We pause to ponder over the fact that Sheff is such a nice place to get back to after vacation and such a nice place to leave after a few weeks of study. The weather, as usual, was not weather, but something else. Also those favored people in charge of our mental advancement had decided to stiffen up the gut courses this year, and we were caught holding the short end of the stick. Most of us now became non-resident members of colleges and parted our hair so we could squeeze under the Gothic arches. We journeyed over to Ac at mealtimes and, incidentally, tried futilely and often to find out how the other half lived. fln Ac they would call that a split infinitivej After being exposed to vulcanized Scotch meat balls and salad lettuce, which, it was rumored, grew under Dr. Havemeyer's front porch, we sighed and dreamed of the old U Club. Engineering was now a separate school whose members en-