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

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PARTIES RULE THE CAMPUS ON WEEKENDS Spring is lake time. The first warm days put big gaps in attendance records as the student body rushes to the lake and the sun worshippers bask their pale bodies in the ever increasing warmth of the sun’s rays. Piers blossom forth along the lake front and Langdon Street s fraternity row takes on the aurora of a little riviera. Time schedules are revised and centered around the out of doors. Studying efficiency drops off for a few days until the school adjusts itself to the weather and works out a satisfactory compromise with its books. When the first snow falls, someone olwoys builds a questionable figurine. No one is too embarrassed to wear pajamas to a party. Once a year the co-eds hove their week. Fashion shows, job interviews, silver patterns, and talks by successful businesswomen keep the co-ed busy planning for the future.

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Party time is the best time. There is never a week-end that passes into eternity without at least one party. Most week-ends leave Wisconsin tired, happy, and without enough studying done. 28

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The end of the date at Wisconsin is goodnight at the lady's dooistep. Sometimos you win sometimes you lose. 30 information The freshman's lifcsaver is the information booth in Bascom where he can ask questions about the complexities of the registration procedure.