you that your degree would be an as- sembly line product but you remember the time your favorite prof took a half hour after class to clarify Lucretius ' belief in the swerving atoms. They told you it would be a factory, but vou found it to be friendlv.
But you came to Michigan and had everything.
There are schools where you would have studied harder, and there are schools where there is more time for partying. You stand on the Diagonal and suddenly realize that its been a good year, and you know that there is no other school for you. It ' s the end of what misty-eyed sentimentalists call " college days " and write songs about and hardened cosmop- olites never quite forget. and you ' re going home for the summer or going home for good. DAVE SHUART PETE CRAIGHEAD LYNN GUTENBERG BARBARA HENRY BUD RAUNER COPYRIGHT 19 MICHIGANENSIAN THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN J UNE, 1950. MoAer-Jordm, ' ' ' ' Kleinstueck, Hinsdtue Palmer r AngeU House, Copyright 19X University of Michigan ICHIGANENSIAN Managing Editor Business Manager Associate Editors Art. Text from Pages 1 - 510 of the 1950 volume: “ Wotnen ' l Athletic Bldg.
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