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

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EXAMS KEEP MANY students up l)urniii,miiicliii,iilit DR. ZEEVELD LECTURES ..u Kli alx-tlMii I ' jiul.u oil. IN A STUDENT ' S husy lilt , every st-tond counts to tatcli up on studies. ll ikiF '

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! r EXAMS ALWAYS seem to come quickly for everyone. ... a place of learning In the past several years, Maryland has not only expanded physically, but academ- ically. Beginning with only two colleges, the University has grown into eight colleges and a graduate school. This growth has also been demonstrated by the addition of night courses and summer school along with the regular spring and fall semesters. With varied curriculums ranging fiom Engineer- ing to Nursing, Maryland has achieved recognition which has placed the school on the same level with many other outstanding American universities. This rapid scholastic growth has been brought about by the ef- forts of President Elkins and his staff. By his ability to obtain well-qualified profes- sors. President Elkins has raised the ac- ademic standing of Maryland. AN ISRAELI JOURNALIST discusses world problems at the Hillel House. 16

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- 1 1- I [ i •■ ' ■ p Mt- 1 -- i n j» A GOOD RESEARCH p ipc i l)fjiiiis w itli a stop at tin- lihrary ' s card catalog. EVERY RE- SEARCH PA- PER requires several trips by the student to the large stack rooms. DONNA CHECKS her lihrarv hooks out at (lie loan desk. E nli ght enment Through Research A fre.shman, Donna Skoglund, is making her first trip to the hbrary to do a researeli paper. While in the process of writing her paper, she learns how to use the Nh r ' land library ' s open stack system in locating books. STOP HERE to sliow all hooks to the attendant.