University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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BECOME MASTERS The graduate student presents a different picture. He is Wisconsin’s serious scholar. He has come to Wisconsin to specialize in history or science, or some other chosen field. The fourth floor of the library, the University club, and the classroom take up much of his time. He takes his study breaks over a cup of coffee in the Rathskellar. Wisconsin owes a large debt to her graduates not only because of their fine performance in later life but because they represent the University to the student during most of his undergraduate career. He teaches the undergraduate and provides the personal contcct that professors can no longer achieve due to the school’s size. In the primate lab the graduate psychologist can find all the animals he needs for the diverse experiments required of him. 17

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SOME OF US REMAINED TO Research . . . the backbone of progress.

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Over the rooftops of Science Hall, the Education major spend a lot of time praclicing their future trade. Union, and the Armory can be seen the piers of Fraternity Row. Some have called this section of the lake the little riviora.”