The Record of the Class of 1965
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So I think I'll be six now for ever and ever.
THE HOUSE AT POOH CORNER ^ I '; ^>' s 79 DOUG MACBRIDE On the whole, Haverford refuses to permit any- one to conduct his life in a business-like manner; the academic atmosphere forbids it. Doug's suc- cess in maintaining his previous way of life throughout his four years at Haverford was nota- ble. To say however that he progressed through Haverford in a businesslike fashion would be considered by most businessmen to be an insult; yet there was a vi...sible element of organization.
Had he wholeheartedly chosen to apply this ele- ment to his course load, he would have been a major academic threat; he did not so choose. The challenge for Doug was to limit, as efficiently as possible, the time spent on studies, so as to al- low free range to a myriad of personal interests.
His long service in the Haverford Bookstore prob- ably never brought him great wealth, but was thor- oughly appreciated by the select few he let in through the side door during the rush at the be- ginnirg of each semester.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So I think I'll be six now for ever and ever.
THE HOUSE AT POOH CORNER ^ I '; ^>' s 79 DOUG MACBRIDE On the whole, Haverford refuses to permit any- one to conduct his life in a business-like manner; the academic atmosphere forbids it. Doug's suc- cess in maintaining his previous way of life throughout his four years at Haverford was nota- ble. To say however that he progressed through Haverford in a businesslike fashion would be considered by most businessmen to be an insult; yet there was a vi...sible element of organization.
Had he wholeheartedly chosen to apply this ele- ment to his course load, he would have been a major academic threat; he did not so choose. The challenge for Doug was to limit, as efficiently as possible, the time spent on studies, so as to al- low free range to a myriad of personal interests.
His long service in the Haverford Bookstore prob- ably never brought him great wealth, but was thor- oughly appreciated by the select few he let in through the side door during the rush at the be- ginnirg of each semester.
What to read after The Record of the Class of 1965?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haverford College. Class of 1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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