Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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DEDICATION: A college, some say, is a group of buildings . . stretches of green unheeded by a passing crowd ... an everlasting, unchanging part of an ordinary landscape. But is anything in life everlasting, unchanging? Change comes like the wind . . . sometimes swirling and drastic, with piles of dirt and new buildings emerging as if from nowhere . . . sometimes soft and unnoticed, as a thought, a suggestion, a long-forgotten bit of history enlightening a young mind. To the changes in the wind we dedicate this book.

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President Sloe um lays the corner stone to the new womens dorm. This was quite the latest in building design and the administration, faculty, students and friends all turned out to welcome C.C. new addition . . . McGregor Hall 1903 Still welcoming new buildings to the C.C. campus, the Administration keeps a busy schedule. Always finding time to join the students for discussion and a cup of coffee is another characteristic which makes the Administration out- standing. Faculty, students and friends alike turned out once more to welcome a new addition to C.C. Rastall Center 1959 At Colorado College the growth of the Administration has been paral- lel to that of the college. With the increase in size and number of stu- dents, college business has also increased. From its founding the college has been served by outstanding administrative officials. Much of the ex- pansion of the college is a direct of its efficient Administration.