Loras College - Purgold Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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A CAMPUS WALK L . .. K“ :;X5. ,;.‘ ii„, With which iiis feeble steps he stayed still; hor he was faint with cold, and weak with eld; I hat scarce his loosed liinhes he liable was to weld. — Spencer. Foiirloen

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SCIENCE HALL UCKKD up agninst the leafy flank of Keane Oaks, on Alta Vista Street, stands Science Hall. A long, narrow building of reddish brown brick, once the home of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, this is now the ' sanctum sanctorum ' ’ of science at Columbia. Here all the exuberant variety of chemical and physical nature is patiently investigated and stu¬ died. .And here, in line, upon the science of the past we hope to build the science of the future. Thirteen

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I COLUMBIA GYMNASIUM erection — of nineteen .action of the new gymnasium in the winter twenty-four ushered in a new era of athletics at Columbia. One of the finest in the middle-west, it stands as evidence sound and cer¬ tain of the broadminded, pro¬ gressive spirit of Columbia. Columbia holds to her historic ideal ‘sana mens in sano cor- pore, ' ' and is prepared to make sacrifices in order that she may attain it. Here are ample fac¬ ilities for every student to se¬ cure the much needed physical relaxation. And here, too, will Columbia’s athletes learn that sportsmanship is first and win¬ ning the game arv matter. onlv a Second- Fifteen i