Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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We walk down Institute to feel collegiate . . Thoughts of college are followed by visions of a scenic campus. But Bradley is different - and we are always conscious of it. Our campus is an architectural conglomerate crammed into six square blocks. There are no spacious lawns or sweeping Vistas. A walk to class is a mere three-minute routine. And yet, a midday stroll down Institute is exciting. It makes Bradley more complete, more aesthetic. At night, we often walk in silence, reluctant to disturb that strange nostalgic feel- ing we neyer try to explain. An armload of books seems lighter a.nd saluting an RO officer is somewhat pleasant when we walk on Institute. Fall and leaves, winter and mid-western slush, spring and fresh grass. This is our ans- wer to Princeton, to Harvard - this is our cam- pus and the essence of Bradley.

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