Life — June 17, 1909 — page 17: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a satirical illustration titled "To Hell with Yale," depicting a bedroom scene where a man appears to be studying or working while a woman kneels beside him. The phrase "To Hell with Yale" is prominently displayed on the floor. The cartoon likely satirizes Yale University students or the institution itself, though the exact historical context is unclear without additional page information. The domestic setting and the woman's presence suggest commentary on student life, priorities, or the relationship between academic pursuits and personal relationships. The crude OCR text provides minimal context. Without knowing the publication date or surrounding articles, the specific target of satire—whether Yale's academic standards, student behavior, or social attitudes—remains uncertain.