Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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f-AQ. Plzotonzficrograplzy is cz useful process of taking pic tures of various small -plants and aninzals in orcler that tlzese orgmzisnzs can be more carefully stualiecl Many of tlze opportunities in tlze educational institutions suclz as ours involve experiences tlzat will lielp found ci fuller life and a real con- tribution to society if tlzey are wisely utilized by tlze college student. l 1,

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lieu pnzlllzsters' lllzie detergent f tlze gl'tllILllUSC nmrlwle fozmtuizz 111 front of the Urziversitif Cexztcr. :ld not tletmct from the l7L'Ll1lf,Y Moonlight and shadows . . . wood and water . . . thunder and lightning figures and shadows . . . and a spectra of colored lights combined in a mystic expression of aesthetic beauty within our campus sphere. Simple dispersed artistry . . . natural and synthetic . . . whose worth is measured individually in terms of peace and inspiration. liglzlzzinzg is only one of nzmzli' mltzmzl plzeizonzczm olzscrwctl in the woods of Tlzouzpsoil Point.

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Tlzouzpsorz lVO0Ul5, alive with the suc- culeut new growth of spring, affords fl lyeuutifzfl retreat for stzfdyirzg or fun. The darkness is dispelled by light . . . shades of grey creep into stark facts and figures . . . the totality of truth, knowledge, wisdom slowly, gently emerges into the great spheres of meaning. The joy of discovery . . . mind against back and bone . . . mental taxation . . . the scourge of disappointment . . . the delight of scientific reality . . . born and nurtured in the classroom. Finals and iinalities . . . the wisdom of ages . . carefully, slowly, yet surely does the knowledge of man grow. lclcus lnucmnc nmru clear, worries lass prrmzincut, us um' l'clnxUs luzily. 4 f li W ,Q xx. V if Ay' in