Elliott describes her campus life as a town student who lived near campus and had attended Curry School. She remembers her total acceptance of faculty ideas, the women veterans in her class and relations with the few men on campus. She recalls deans of women Katherine Taylor and Harriet Elliott and Chancellor Walter Clinton Jackson. She talks about the controversy between the Alumni Association and Chancellor William Moran and the move to Division I athletics. Subjects: Being a student at Curry, Curry's reputation, the students and teachers, Saturday classes at Woman's College, men taking classes in summer school and graduate school, student government, Katherine Taylor, Chancellor Jackson, the Alumni Association/Chancellor Moran controversy.