Dickinson College - Microcosm Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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901445 I 0 TOME SCIENTIFIC BUILDING-This science building provides the lecture rooms and laboratories for the physics, chemistry and geology departments. 0 BOSLER HALL-Located on the main campus, Bosler Hall accomodates the College Library and the College Cl13P9l-

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Jlfl cmvric Will Kam!! A stroll between the campuses of Dickinson College represents a stroll between the past and the future. John Dickinson Campus, with its grey stone walls and its ancient trees, symbolizes the past of Dickinson. We are constantly reminded of this past while gazing upon historic Old West. A stroll past Bosler, Tomb, and East brings back memories of a bygone era. We leave the campus filled with tradition and walk into the fu- ture. Beautiful Drayer Hall represents the beginning of a new life. Here on Benjamin Rush Campus, the new and modern facilities for future students will be erected. The completion of the buildings will mark an- other step in the progress of Dickinson. 9 SOUTH COLLEGE--The usage of recently erected South College is two-fold, providing classrooms on the second floor and, on the first, the POPUIHI' l'eCl'e3ti0n P00111 and Snack Bar. 0 PSYCHOLOGY BUILDING-This building contains the Cl3S5l'00mS and laboratories of the PSYCh0l08'Y D2- partment. ' ALUMNI GYMNASIUM-The gym provides for student physical education and many college social events. . . N . iz Til .