Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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We Came to the University and Discovered Not knowing what to expect, we were confused at first, hut we found our places. Not everything was different from homeg many times there was only a new way of doing the same familiar things. We learned to get along with others in living units and found it different to share a room with a stranger instead of a sister or brother. We learned to make decisions on our own- whether it was more important to accept a date or cram for a midterm. We participated in campus theatre groups, government, religious foundations. Our lives became synonymous with the life of Ohio State. We learned and thought and, in the process, matured. The diplomas were in our hands. We had walked down the Long Walk for the last time as students. Life Yff'-Q 3.84

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The Ovalfeenter of life and traffic at Ohio State. Corning from and going to Class . . Strolling with a date . . . Studying on the grass. The Oval-scene of laughter and friendliness. disillusionment and determination. Ac-ross the Oval walk and run every type of student doing every type of activity that represents life at the university: Intellectuals, activity majors, lioheinians, profs, the football stars, queens, religious leaders, foreign students . . . roonnnates. Wllatever' we are, the Oval Walks bring us together for a while, and We belong for that lirief four years before we leave Ohio State University.