Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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In the classroom and in study, a graduate student performs the two tasks of education — teaching and learning. I. U. ' s cyclotron, one of the world ' s largest, allows physicists to gain greater insight into the realm of the atom. p. V K »B Jb E B IK hl fZI. B wi H H Dr. N. J. G. Pounds entertains his political geography class at home. 17

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Through research into events of the contemporary world, a professor lends perspective to his historical lectures. A professor pours forth that extra effort to insure that a student grasps exactly a point not previously clear.

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- f.. « The basic theme of scholarship casts even more brilliance on the colorful competition of the Little 500. Co or an d the {jOeaut of JLiving The University is life, both human and nonhuman. It expresses itself in colors; through them it silently communicates the joy and the beauty of being alive. Thinking Man sees the colors of Nature not only as an expression of her moods, but also as a contributor to, a symbol of, his own. He is glad in the thrill of a walk through the woods, the thankfulness and edification of a hymn, the humanity of competition and friendship. He finds sorrow, too, but to be sorrowful is also to be living, and to be alive. . . 18