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

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X SNOW AND NEAR-ZERO temperatures gave the campus a post- brought knee socks, stocking caps and ear muffs into prominence, card look. A mid-February cold-streak sent students scurrying, and This is how back campus looked. 25

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THOUGH STUDYING in the library requires deep thought, it seems likely that the heads were not bowed in meditation. Some of the students believe in taking a short nap before tack- ling research for a term paper. Variety Is Keynote Wonder where your fellow students study? Some make use of the available space in their own rooms and dormitory lounges. For persons interested in getting away from roommates, various libraries are located about the campus. Others insist the Hub is the only place for them to study. In the spring, the call of the wild takes its toll as students take to the broad green carpet that surrounds these ivy halls of study. PROF. PETER ZUCCHERO of the biology depart- ment personally advised a student. AID WAS GIVEN to Nancy Miller by Peg McQuilken in the tedious task of washing hair.

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HIGHLIGHTING THE front campus during the holiday season were the Nativity scene and lighted Christmas trees. Members of the freshman class decorate the lawn festively as one of their traditional activities. 26