It is a beautiful, crisp fall morning in the Quadrangle. The sun is streaming into the peaceful, inner gardens and the birds are singing. Students are quickly walking to classes, holding hands. Squirrels and occasional bunny rabbits are running across the walkways…
Suddenly, my reverie is interrupted by the beep of a vehicle…wait! It’s just a groundskeeper picking up leaves, not a real car. And soon enough, it is gone. The quadrangle is once again a safe place, where nature can reassert herself, and contemplation is possible.
Many of us in the community appreciate these new changes.
Jacqueline Bernard
University of Chicago Medical Center
Department of Neurology
