Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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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 -

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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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Campus Scenes To Remember The college chapel is a place to worship and the meeting place of many religious organizations. Throughout the year students spend many hours in the various buildings on campus, but seldom do they stop and notice the quiet beauty of their ivy covered walls. In fall these buildings welcome the re- turning students, during winter brave the snowy storms and the traditional rainy season, and each spring become the ivy covered shrines that we remember, pro- viding for students beauty and warmth not found in many places. Years frOm now they will still be here, steadfast and sedate, remaining a perfect part of our college campus. Emma Lang Hall is t'the home away from home for upperclass women.