Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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Night falls, but the campus never stops its busy life. As the sunlight fades, on come the lights . . . keeping the paths across campus lit for those who must walk them. Late classes are meeting ... a professor ' s voice echoes down an empty hall. Lights shine from the chemistry building where a few industrious people are continuing experiments. Meetings are being held in smoke-filled rooms. Students are hurrying to a movie or a d ance. Later they come back across the campus slowly, lingeringly, reluctant to bring the evening to a close. As the ten-thirty hour approaches all paths seem to lead to the wom- en ' s residences. One by one the lights all over campus begin flickering off. Still, after almost all of the other lights have been dimmed, the power plants continue their work — the lights here are still bright. The campus rests . . . Entrance to the house of many men Power artery of the campus Statuary by night

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at night • • • Chapel of ice

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