Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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Roughin' it at a college picnic, those suffering from malnutrition hungrily get their ngub? Since the parlors are used by all woman students and their guests and parents, necking is not per- mitted. aRules and Regulations, Campus Hand- bunk. You, and the night, and the Rec Hall.

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thtve you registered yet? nGoing to the B. R.? and Is. this assembly week again? are some of the phrases said and heard many times during the year by B-W students. These few words and others similar are the things that unite the students into a common body at B-W. The crowd in the B. R., the joking and laughter Of' friends, the buildings and dorms are ail part of the students and the students part of them. They realize the truth in their familiar parting words, and know that they will, usee you round the ole campi.u The gathering of the parts into the whole at an all college assembly. Coffee cigarettes, and cards are the three C's for relaxing in the B. R. A Sunday afternoon at Kulas Musical Arts Building provides for a wealth of music.

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Dietsch, formerly a women's dorm. is new the home of the administration. Aches, pains and bruiscs are taken care of by the SHUT all the col- lege Health Center. Kohler Hall on the south end oflhc campus is one oFIhe dorms for upperclass men. ..- . -- . .. .-. 'F'L i7 w .514. 9- . 3' - r;,.-Iu -