Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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V I What would Indiana University be without its elections? At least once a week (and sometimes twice or three times) someone was electing someone else or something to do, serve, or amuse the students. In spite of the repetition of these events, there was always enthusiastic opposition from the losing side. Needless to say, you could al- ways find two slates — arranged through many sleepless nights in a political cau- cus — organized and unorganized. Scratched ballots were a rarity, and deals were numerous. These scenes should look familiar: Politicking on the Organized ticket . . . the Independent campaign committee hard at work . . . Sophomore Cotil- lion Queen election . . . the Flame Club ready to pounce ... a serious election . . . checking the poll list . . . the die is cast . . . ready for some serious thought in private . . . end of the line. 24

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Thousands jammed the libes all over the campus this year to fill every creaking chair. The greatest accomplishment ever made was catching a little sleep or getting a date v ith the little cutie in the lit class. After all, v hat are libraries for? As can be seen here, some v ere there to study; and others were just there. A great time was had by all. left: pouring it on in the stacks . . . Readers ' Guide to almost anything . . . solid comfort in Swain . . . study in concentration . . . deep thought . . . had it here just a minute ago . . . popular pastime . . . waiting at B E desk, below: The long wait for book delivery . . . that final look . . . a welcome diversion . . . four sly wolves . . . peace in the midst of tur- moil. 26