Falk describes student life and traditions, student government, campus traditions and influential faculty and administrators, such as Harriet Elliott and Katherine Taylor. She talks about being house president of her dormitory, faculty/student relationships and the effects of the Depression. She discusses the tenure of Chancellor Edward Kidder Graham Jr., the move to Division I athletics and the controversy between Chancellor Moran and the Alumni Association. Subjects: Campus life in the mid 1920s (the dances, student government, rules, honor policy, her roommates, daisy chain, marshals, chapel, and lecture series), Dr. Foust, Harriet Elliott, men on campus, Division I athletics, athletics on campus, the Depression, the Alumni Association/Chancellor Moran controversy, Barbara Parrish, Chancellor Graham, Katherine Taylor.