Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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age 10 .'ll!l'Ulzgh Le.'.tc'UL',f2'.r ideal if diffi- nf: to .iftairz in a rapidly growing :.rtt:.-nity, Carletorz doef ity bert. I3u.'.:1m' uw are will a comparatively m:.:ll lnzizwfity, lecturef are kept m:.zJl and informal. Studentx can .1J:c.1y.r he found in the cafeteria or .pnzfeerz di.fc1i,r,rir1g ideaf profeytorf ih'.ll'U mggexted during lectnref. Fur- :her di,wn,c,rion if encouraged by the exiftirzg peryonal relationf of the profeuorf to their xtudentf. By crecond and third year many Jtndentx find themyelzes in lectnref which allow the friendly atmofphere of difczmion Leacock cherixhed. Thi! atmofphere will he augmented next year with the completion of two xtudent refidencef, a cafeteria centre, and a arzizferfity centre. More lec- ture room will alto he provided for next year when the extenfion to the Arty Building, a new Clauroorn Building, and the Jixth floor of the Science Building are completed. The controierfial brick retidencef are well zinder way now. The women? reyidence will home 144 ftndents while 177 male stndentf will find licing accommodationx in the neigh- hoaring reyidence. 'ha-. wind' 1....s -Iiuff. '- T f ' 4,,,,,j W g M, lg' ' A if Z frffu we ,,5,Lf?gig,v3'3'fg,j,3A .V li' 'L'-' ,..- c., 4 V Y-w'Je -V 4 'ff . ,..,.,.-I L . y ra X k l A 1 lb x 1, :ant To tw nw.. 3' 5 . W .., fl? A 1 1... ' R I xzyf., .X Mrhgr +4 6 , J f '- 'f fA7'5'5 , A M. , f . ,wk S, 530 u 'A qv it V Ag: by X' as- g I fi , 4 ,-QQ. c f ' NPN' -.1 'a g , E ur N' Q A Vg . .xmyirg eg .gh . L A - psf! 3 ,ix ' .x kv pq: c2,g.g1N'R fxx A ' I' an 0 'gawk , ... ' ,511 ,A c. .n . ., xliwa . ,Y wf'r,f?i',i' .1 Q wit h! if' gr'2:i lf I 2 4. . ' ,MW 'Q .fx B xr it 1 B' ic'f:'9'fi' ' '?'lwXP5! 'iv .. ', M '. at-1 A

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A University is more however, than a collection of build- ings, formal lectures, and discussions. Carleton students place great value on their independence of action as well as thought. They learn what be- haviour is acceptable to their fellow students and what isn't. 1 , , ' 1 5 xi 1 ilfx f - 4.f ii A 1 4 7 'I Q 0 1fff'f f':'?S2'Z-dfm 1 . ifigjyifr V,-,-.gg-, ,Ina ,Wh ' 1 f 'I wg .', . 1 V ' gi' ' ' , 1 gi ,L 7 , lv 1 ,, ' 'Q' 5954 f ' i ' 4 , 31 ., f enk v - A ' 5 3 5. l ,'TZ7'f 4 I t 7 M I at neg., , 4, 5,3 1 1 ,M Ml' 4, F ig 1 fi. H, ., . re, , xg A 1 K I' -4' .li f 2 . lr, 1- 1 1' ' A . 1 ---f A ffm. .. ie- 4 -.,M..,.- LMWQQAK? ,, 4 , gr , :fy V If W., .53 V' Q 'A - W - wwe Win, I ,, Page 12 . en, K. Part of a university student's task is to be aware of what is happening in other parts of the world. World questions and the role students can play in their solution are regularly discussed in symposiums led by experts in various fields.