Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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STUDENTS pass each other, some going to class, others for coffee, on an autumn day. Beauty Renowned IN SPRING, the hill in front of Merrill Hall is a pleasont spot to sit. The beauty of Kent ' s campus is well-known. Often sight-seers will drive from as far as Cleveland or Yoimgs- town just to admire it. This beauty has been a part of KSU since William Kent donated a piece of his land to the state. It was the original campus. On it was a large stand of chestnut trees. From them tlie annual gets its name.

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DURING SPRING, summer and early fall many students are bitten their rooms. Sometimes a lecture class moves outdoors. Warm by the nature bug and prefer studying on the grass rather than in weather brings out short sleeves. FATIGUE is often the result of long hours of study and re- search. Sleeo often follows. BOOKS ARE the tools of a student ' s trade. Campus bookstores are well stocked. i. P-

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SNOW covers the campus in winter, mQi ing the walk in front of Kent Hall ond the Atrium o picturesque place for o young couple to walk during a Saturday stroll.