Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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THE STANDARD New England is known for its gorgeous fall foliage, and Bridgewater State College is no exception. On the fringe of the campus, the trees around Carver Pond show the true colors of au- tumn in its spectacular hues of yellow, red, and orange. OF BEAUTY The breathtaking campus scenery of Bridgewater State College reflects a unique standard of beauty and is a source of favorable comments from visitors and a source of great pride to the college community. Upon seein g the campus for the first time, many people exclaim, This is how a college should look like. Twenty-six buildings, harmonious in distinctive red-brick architecture, are spread over 1 70 spacious acres in the quiet residental community of Bridgewater which is a town of pleasant homes, small businesses, and scattered farms. The seasons leave their mark. Each fall the many trees which line the campus paths turn into spectacular hues of red, yellow, and orange in the cool breezes of autumn. Winter brings brisk, cold winds, occasional snow, and brillant blue skies. By late March, spring arrives amd the Quadrangle is green once again. The breathtaking campus scenery is Bridgewater ' s highest standard, reflecting the College ' s nearly 150 years. Jba T f f ' W i d 10