Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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SQQ 3Q5'!!8 s!u'ialiU' asv B The Library is feared. dreaded. loved. Mixed are the sentiments about it. Feared by the fI'CSl11llCl1 who were floored by the 1no11strous stacks and the thought of Ending one small book in their nlidst. Dreaded by those who disliked research and term papers. Loved by those who sought pleasure and knowledge. Education and relaxation united under one roof.

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gg? W' ' 4 Lb, ,., 2 hh., I . ,. i Classes gave us prolnlelns. fun. :xml kllowleclge. How 111uCl1 kIl0WVl6dg6 will be told ill time. TllPI'l' were tlt'iltlli1lPS t0 nwet, la111l111z111y projects were often started 110116 too SO0lll assign- ments to CO1lllJlClt' and lossons to lm lf-arxlecl. 501119 lessons we-l0z1r11ed 1l'l'0lllll0OkS, others from expcrivllrc as professors lrlayccl an llllIl0l'tElllt pa rt in our daily living flll'll1G1'illg our BdllC'Hti0l1.

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Old Man Wiinter presented us with many problems. Going to class was SOlll6tilllCS hazard- ousg other times it was a pleasure to get out into the open air. 'Wvhat to wear?,' became a Cfllllplli wide question and often the answer proved to he wrong. Wfet feet. the 00111111011 cold, fiu. and nearly frozen hands were reminders of the unpredictahleness of Old Man Winter.