Bowling Green State University - Key Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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Hem ww Paperback editions provide students with inexpensive sources in nearly ev- ery field and of most authors. No matter what the campus scene, books are an omnipresent part, often seeming as drudgery to carry to class. J: ATA J - 1 gi l W-sill' Books and libraries may be ornamental, but knowledge is not directly propor- tional to a Iibrary's size and beauty. . llf i AYTQM ,Lili ,c i Vf ilil l!!l'X 23

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.ss raft A warm fall afternoon turns a student's interest from football to study in the quiet stadium. books Books to a college student are his mainstay, his guiding light, his means to an end-all that is important to the future. The Value of know- ledge gained from them is far greater than the money spent for them or any amount of time spent in their company. Students know the worth and versatility of books, here demonstrated by their use as umbrellas. F is I F -rf af 1 1 limi' -ui. .. f 6 ,rl .M - V W .- 'Nm fr-V 'ffzivsf -'-4 . ,gzi- as ' I i-3

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research Extensive research and study in many divergent fields of thought and activity occupied much of the time of the Univer- sity faculty. Through travel, publica- tions, and personal contacts, faculty mem- bers Widened their scope of knowledge in their field of specialization. Approximately one-third of the faculty participated in programs financed by grants from the University, from such off-campus sources as the Atomic Energy Commission, Office of Naval Research, and from private sources and personal finances. Directional orientation in birds is the topic of research for Dr. Louis C. Ciraue. UNI' , 1 .f mf! b 551- .i 1 1 f q Dr. Robert Guion, professor in the psychology de- partment, studies literature on attitude measurement. Dr. Joseph Balogh, who studied attitudes toward capital punishment, confers with Governor DiSalle.