Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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f 1 f 1 ff ff Z fracbfionfi X The mcvfifor women enfering Denison finclsfhimseli confronfed wifh c1 new life. Qnrype of life which is dillerenf ton! Xonyfhing which he hos experiericefi be- fore. l-le must now leopnfflg woys of The school. l-le musffzliscover whof is expected ofhjnffsgcioilly os well cis onco- demiccxuyfl-le will receive from his col- lege' coreer iusf whof he puts info if. fffxmong the mcxny Things which will en- honce his college days, one of The fnosf X important is tradition. X! 1 X X X X X X .f

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TRADITION . . at cileniiion. fracfifiorl, Among the many traditions on a col- lege campus may be found some which pertain to the actual location ot the college itself. ls the college noted for the beauty ot its campus or does it iust have the usual college look? Denison may iustly be proud ot its appearance, tor its beautysis out- standing among the many college campuses throughout the country. It would seem fitting that a bool: de- picting the many traditions ot Deni- son should be pretaced by one of the attractive views which one may see when crossing the academic quadrangle. me rf for 1950

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on t X X' ff' ff ff! ff ff X f X x ff ff X X X f 1 X X f X Tradition at Denison extends into every phase ol college As we study or play or engag types ot activity, tradition is always evident, playing its part in the things which we do. UUA lite. e in other f X X Passing through Denison on a tour year excursion into the realms ot knowledge is an experience which we will never forget. We enter as adolescents and emerge as men and women. and tradition