Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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0 A BUSY NIGHT AT THE DORM CREATES A WAIT IN LINE TO CALL UPSTAIRS AND HAVE A DATE COME DOWN. STUDENTS PUT UP WITH . . There are always some aspects of college life that must be put up with. Marching to all ends of the campus in that ROTC uniform, waiting patiently or not so patiently for your date or a phone call, attempting to park on campus and pay- ing subsequent parking fines are iust some ot them. Then there's always the annual rainy season and that misplaced or never-returned umbrella. Yet these im- pressions provide some of the most hu- morous memories of Ohio State. ENTRANCE UNIVERSITY IS RESPONSIBLE fm BY FIRE OR TI-IEF AW DAMAGE b WHILE 'I'kf, omo sr r Q CONGESTED PARKING BRINGS PAY LOTS FOR STUDENTS.

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MAY WEEK: TRADITIONAL CONTESTS, QUEENS, ALL-CAMPUS SUPPER, AND FLOAT PARADE. THESE ARE THE EVENTS THAT MAKE SPRING so PLEASANT. VACATION AND FLOATS ARE LOOKED FORWARD TO AnTicipaTion can be one of The mosT pleasanT Things in a sTudenT's life. When ThaT long-awaiTed leiTer arrives, The world never seems so bright VacaTions vviTh The gang are a Welcome pause in a whirlwind college pace. From Homecoming displays To May Week TloaTs, from work and classes To parTies and serenacles, There is always someThing To look Torwarcl To. ,A 25

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