Prickly Pear, Yearbook of Abilene Christian College, 1935 Page: 15
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FACULTY
Most every college student goes through
four degrees of faculty relations, none of
which are wholly right and all of which are
practically wrong.
To the Freshman, those austere personalities
composing the faculty are a group
of absolute dictators-"college Hitlers."
To the Sophomore, those bluffing people
who just must be called "the faculty" are
a group whose main purpose and function
is to make college life unpleasant.
To the Junior, those most wise magistrates,
commonly referred to as "faculty,"
are what makes college life worthwhile.
Without their advice college life would be
all for naught.
To the Senior, those figure heads wearing
the title of "faculty," are just necessary
evils of American colleges. They know
little that seniors do not know. But even
college life-to the senior-has its allotment
of "red tape."
The Freshmen fear, the Sophomores regret,
the Juniors esteem, and the Seniors
ignore the faculty. Or is this just an exaggeration
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