Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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still at outhern . . . fm fl. , v --r ff -f X' Yi seg, 7-' Southern's foreign student population also grew. ,,--U' av. small i New York. All over campus there are students full of spirit-laughing. Working, playing, browsing, eating and studying with each other. The campus truly is a home and it offers to all of us many oppor- tunities which we need only take advantage of. XVhether it he letting off steam at a campus activity or catching forty winks while studying at the library, these things indicate a way of life-our way. It started New Student NVeek. with a spirit-a new kind of spirit-made possible by the newness of so many new students. Even in the seemingly static registration lines. motion though nervous, was apparent, and in the Student Union. a spirit. an ac- tive spirit, prevailed. The buzz of activity between classes, from one building to the next, and from one end of campus to the other, in ten minutes. were integral parts of all of us and of our way of campus living. Hungarian refugee, George Comory, joined SIU after a brief stay in e roomed in the TKE fraternity house.

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Registration moved slowly, hut stu- dents kept up the never-ending cycle -advisor-s e ct i o n i n g, ce n t e r-and hack to advisor, ad infinitum. othing stands xnxx, ,-in Sung Q-zqxbfbl I YVith completion of Thompson Point dormitories came the openi Nothing like il snack before studying. in f -4 ng of the snack har in the Thompson Point service Building. Time doesn't stand still for late checks. 12 ff

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Someonefs always probin 17'-fa Cosmic Ray Research at SIU has been directed by Dr. O. B. Young. i Tests of a hog feeder are being made at Southern Acres. 14 ,.-fum. 'sm 5 I Drs. Isaac Shechmeister, Maurice Ogur and Carl Lindegren are working on a serum from the blood of a rabbit.