Macalester College - Quid Nunc Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Though Macalester College means more to the student than a plot of ground and some buildings, those things physically represent '4lVlac77 to the outsider. Old Main, as listed in the catalog, contains classrooms, ad- ministration ollices and the Student Union. However, most of the ulVlacites,7 would list them in just the reverse order. In Carnegie Science Hall, the chemistry labs have been re- modeled so that they are now among the finest. The Weyerhaeuser Library is perhaps the most frequented building on campus. Modern dance sessions have lent a new atmosphere to the Music Conservatory. The Little Theater Building is the most recent addition to the campus. lt provides space for art classes, faculty olhces, classrooms and the new auditorium and stage. Shaw Gymnasium is the scene of athletic contests and social highlights throughout the year, and is known variously as Shaw Ballroom, Shaw Barn, Shaw Patch, Shaw Pool. Kirk Hall, the menas dormitory, houses 142 students in a quadrangular building, which also contains a general lounge, kitchen and dining-room. Wallace Hall, Bigelow Hall and Portland House have been the homes of 2446 '4lVlacoeds.,' The College Health Service is housed in Bice Hall, which contains hospital rooms, diet kitchen, small dispensary, nurse's quarters and some dormitory quarters. Macville houses 32 married veterans and the Barracks house 32 single veterans. 22

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Busy as usual is the staff of the Business ufiimrv. u The Personnel nfiiee aids the stu- dent with lasting, guiclancre. and placement. The task of keeping students' records is the job which the Reg- istrar's office handles.

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