Bennett discusses campus life both as a town and a resident student and memorable members of the faculty and administration. She talks about student government, the department of physical education, participating in sports and being editor of The Carolinian student newspaper. She describes her views of the controversy between Chancellor William Moran and the Alumni Association and the move to Division I athletics. Subjects: Student life on campus during the 1920s (especially the physical education and sports departments), English classes with Leonard Hurley, social studies classes with Chancellor Jackson, being a day student for her freshman and sophomore years but staying on campus for her junior and senior years.