Case Western Reserve University - Lux / Differential Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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The Campus Chapel

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1 O . , b if M . .. A 'ig to m y .f if' V e iilp i X ...gm xx.. , G Q-Nitin 4 l 4 15 . . . if it is not modern, nor, traditional . . . it is still Reserve. Our campus is sort of a hodge-podge and yet to all of us it is as familiar and as dear as the friends we make and the studies we pursue. What these buildings stand for and what we have learned within them is to most of us of the paramount importance. Mather Administration where Freshman English and Languages are taught and wherein lies the Dean's office fthe first place visited when coming to Matherj. Hark- ness Chapel . . . home of freshman convo, May Day Honors Chapel . . . one of the most beautiful buildings on this side of the campus and the one that is the most memory-ridden for many of us. Amasa Stone Chapel with ODK tapping and Honors Chapel, the Parents Day Convocation. Adelbert Main with it's memories of History classes, and Psych., and Political Science. The Chemistry and Biology buildings Where the smells have become as familiar and as much a part of the buildings as the students wi thin them and the ivy on the walls. This is Reserve's campus . . . a little of everything and much of that which will remain with us always. Harkness Memorial Chapel

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