Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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The semester draws to a close . . . students meet with advisers to plan the next . . . how to get out of the Uni- versity College is the question . . . projects are completed at the last minute . . . students catch up on homework after vacation has caught up with them . . . lab reports are handed in . . . midnight oil burns . . . but finals last only a week . . . then the tension is oft . . . students ser e as assistants in botany and zoologv classes . . . Butler offers an extensi e foreign language program . . . home economics department encourages outside studv of foods and clothing skills . . . The Collegian offers experience for journalism majors and interested writers . . . the editor-in-chief gains the most . . . the most time of all is spent in the classrooms of Jordan Hall . . . enrollment totals 3,949 students . . . 2,085 bovs and 1.864 girls. 29

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jtiid ' Semester tests . . . Tlie second semester gets under way . . . signs of Butlers growth are evident . . . new buildings are taking shape . . . excavation of men ' s donn be- gins . . . wing will double the present capacity . . . L shape promises to become a rectangle . . . pro- fessors make plans over coffee cups . . . some con- tinue writing for publications . . . others compose their own books . . . departments sponsor speakers on campus . . . former governor-general of Nigeria . . . Barry Goldwater speaks at the fieldhouse . . . Colleges of Education and Business arrange em- ployment interviews . . . e ' eryone has higher ideals . . . the first round of tests is announced . . . some students studv . . . some relax . . . completely . . . test hour arri es ... it is now or never for the ma- terial at hand . . . heads are bent . . . faces show questioning looks . . . papers are handed in. 30