Drexel University - Spartan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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HERE HTTD THERE THE DRAGON'S DEN provides a smaller, less crowded alternate to the cafeteria crush hour. The Den is just part of the facilities which the recently opened Student Union provides for the seeker- after-relaxation. COME EARLY AND avoid the rush! Lucky are these Frosh who get out of class early enough to find the most prized articles in the cafeteria-seats. THE STUDENT UNION offers facilities such as ping- pong which enable the student to unwind after a try- ing day in the throes of adiustmelnt to these halls of learning.

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l'IOT STRHIIGE FOR LOTIG Tl-IE BASIC SCIENCE BUILDING, newest on campus, is a brick and mortar reminder of the cooperation which exists between Drexel and industrial Philadelphia. SIBERIA, THE LANCASTER AVENUE ANNEX, is the home ot those not- so-happy individuals who are Taking a forced vacation from Court life, This building is at least three blocks from the main parts of the Institute. TI-IE WOODLAND AVENUE ANNEX, better known as the Military Building, contains the bulletin board where a student soldier finds out the penalty for a dirty rifle. Although he may not believe it, this Frosh will find that he will become familiar with each room in each building before very long.

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' f' . -nlswi -ns- Hunf, Lb X, WHY ARE SCHOOL books so very heavy? The answer is- they are, literally, worth their weight in gold, ANYTHlNG,FROM Plato's Dialogues to sweat shirts, from school rings to cigarettes-can be purchased in the Supply Store. so lf s i , jg ,,l:- if THE MAIN LIBRARY gives the student a reasonably quiet place to catch up on vvhat's new? in his particular field or to ponder over a problem in calculus.