University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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' ■■: A- .-.. •. -i THE BEAUTIFUL LAYOUT of the campus enables students to have the STUDENTS UTILIZE their fi-eedom to campaign dining tlie campus elections.

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-te: ! 0 TIME IS wasti ' d 1) anxious girls in Annie A in soakinj; up sun liylil Ixliind their dorm w lien the lirst spring tlavs hrighten up the University of Mar land campus. CHEERLEADERS ami stutknts alike join in on tlu lun at a ganu ' to uatcli the 1 Vrps go. 13

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privilege ot stuck iiig out ot cioors during tlie spring. EVERYONE HUSTLES to get to his class on tinu-. . . . a place of liberty Arri ing at Maryland, a student l)c u;in,s a new ad enture in freedom. Here one finds a system of self-government under the Stu- dent Government Association that is pat- terned after the Federal government. The executive and legislatixe l)ranches of the SGA are chosen by campus elections. Stu- dents are at lihertx- to nominate and xotc for their own candidates through two political parties, Free State and Old Line. The SGA also has a judicial branch, established tlirough student initiatixc, where students arc judged on an ecjual basis b ' their peers. Through libert - to goxcMii themsehes, stu- dents are better prepared to take on hiture responsibilities. r T