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UNIVERSITY and colleges in eastern United States were thrown into turmoil when the raging waters of swollen rivers flooded their campuses, cut off water and electricity. Classes became irregular, and many were poorly attended because of difficulty in reaching campus buildings and because of students interest in flood activities. Many institutions threw their buildings open to flood refuges and aided in their care.
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