University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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Mottos on the side of Boalt Hall. Watch those girls! School of Law The University Law School, Boalt Hall, is recognized as one of the nation ' s ten leading schools of law. It offers a graduate program with basic fundamentals in all fields of law. After the law school study has been completed, the bar exam marks the completion of the training for the law field. Boalt Hall is a comparatively new building located in the southeast corner of campus with an impressive exterior and equally impressive interior. The library is not only to studying but is also a good example of beautiful architecture. The student lounge offers a comfortable setting for gathering and talking, while the broad front porch is a convenient spot from which to watch the passing coeds at noon and after classes. Boalt Hall-sponsored teams actively participate in the intramurals program, and the team ' s is due to the large number of graduate member athletes enrolled in the school. Boalt prepares its members for careers in private practice, with law firms, or for some branch of the government. The Library

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Inside the workroom. College of Environmental Design Exhibition Hall. In keeping with the expansion of the Big U, this year the School of Architecture increased its scope by merging with the School of Landscape Architecture and the Department of City Planning to form the College of Environmental Design. This newly enlarged college centers its facilities on the north side of campus in the Architecture Building, the City and Regional Planning Building and T-10. While plans for a brand new architecture building, which will be loca ted near Kroeber Hall, are under way, classes are still held in the old shingled architecture building which has been used by the school since 1906. Industrious and talented students spend many hours over drawing boards mitering wooden applicators, and constructing projects from paper, paint, and various other media. The exhibit halls are full of interesting, clever, and individual designs by both students and professionals alike. An Associate is offered to all students who, by belonging, can mutually benefit by the ideas and companionship available through this organization. Court of Architecture Building.

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Classroom and field work at summer camp. Tree of the week. School of Forestry Having its headquarters in one of the more interesting on campus, the School of Forestry is one of the leading schools of its kind in the nation and the only accredited one in California. Mulford Hall, located in the northwest corner of campus, was designed and built especially for the Forestry School and features paneled walls with woods from all over the world. There is a small but warm and comfortable library and a social room where the forestry students may gather. As an integral part of the four-year forestry program, a summer camp in Meadow Valley in Plumas National Forest is required. During this ten-week program the budding foresters learn to apply the principles learned on campus as well as work on the field. The students are in charge of maintaining the camp for the entire period of time and many times they will fight the forest fires in the region in order to earn money for the summer. This summer camp is an experience forestry students won ' t soon forget! Mulford Hall. Forestry Library.