Bushell tells of campus life and how it had changed when she returned from her junior year in Germany--student attitudes and customs, rules and regulations, activism of the 1960s and how black students lived. She talks about the strength of her academic experiences, especially regarding faculty. She recalls the controversy between the Alumni Association and Chancellor William Moran regarding control of the Alumni House and alumni donations and her feelings about teaching in the same department from which she graduated. Subjects: Dorm life, the high academic standards, the changes on Tate Street during the 1960s, teaching in a department where she had been a student.