Butler Community College - Grizzly Growl Yearbook (El Dorado, KS)

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Students s . . . sometimes Hopes for good study habits are high when college pens in August. Students dutifully go to Nixon iibrary where they work on assignments and do a lit- tle recreational reading. After all, textbook prices are up (as high as $25 for a paperback) so the students should at least examine what they have paid for. Sometimes the call of the outdoors is too much, so students grab a book and go out to catch a few of the late summer rays while browsing through a yet un- familiar textbook. Contrary to rumor, a few dormitory residents ac- tually study in their dorm rooms— when there is no other action. gging time in Nixon Library are (opposite page) Vicki Langr ian sophomore studying and Mary Logue, Bison freshma irking in the Card Catalog while Gary Shanks, Overland Par shman does his homework. Jenny Clark, Burden freshma idies in her cubicle in the dormitory. This page, Lotta Sjui sson, Mantorp, Sweden freshman studies outdoors while Be ;ase, Eskridge freshman gets comfortable on the floor in th

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