Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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I Today Gettysburg College reflects on a rich history and looks anxiously towards its future. Currently twenty-one majors are offered with many students pursuing interdisci- plinary and seIf-designed areas of study. It is true that academia has changed a lot on the Get- tysburg campus but so has the social life. Today the campus houses eleven fra- ternities and seven sorori- ties. An ever growing alterna- tive to the Greek life are stu- dent sponsored dances, lectures, movies and con- certs. Student run publica- tions, radio station and snack bar, are but a few of the options. Varsity, inter- mural and recreational sports provide athletic op- portunities for students. Various religious pro- grams are also available for students of various affili- ations. Professor Bugbee carries on a con- versation with one of his students. t mwxmw'w

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: Pennsylvania Hall Glatflater Hall Huber Hall

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Still smiling after a long and hard wor- kout. Jessica Desmond and Mindy Swan stop for a picture on their way to class. Ii Brian McClinton trys to steal some- thing from his friend, Amy Kall. A hot summeHs day on the Gettys- burg campus and students are enjoy- ing every minute of it.