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Haven’t been in the Lib since
Freshman year.

She’ll never marry him—you see.

I guess I'll get myself a job in
Macy’s.

I'd like to see her ten years from
now.
She’s
learn.
I haven’t any faith in Russian
photographers.

God! You look grim.

What’s the dollar doing?

awfully young yet, she’ll

 

If she isn’t living with him Id
like to know what she is doing.
Well, while there’s life there’s
hope—Margaret Ayer’ Barnes
flunked Sophomore English.
Why didn’t I take Hygiene when
it was easy?

How’s Herben getting along with
Sophomore English?

There’s too much emphasis on
exams.

I think Hepburn is terribly over-
rated as an actress.

Miss Thomas must have been a
remarkable woman.

The Deanery is alright, but it
has too much in it.

When I took Freshman English I
never cracked a book for the
exam—

If people don’t stop swiping the
books I need out of the Lib I’m
going to steal them permanently.

 

 

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I wish I were going to be here
another year—I'd take Anthro-
pology.

Never put your orals off until
Senior year—it’s a mistake.

I suppose I might just as well
ask the whole damned family to
Garden Party and hope for the
best.

I absolutely refuse to wear a big
hat.

Typical—you spend four years
here and then they make you buy
your own diploma.

 

Who am I going to give my
hoops to?

The next thing the radical ele-
ment in the class. will want
Coughlin at Baccalaureate.

As I look out over your bright
young faces and realize that you