Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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ning out for smokes, counting blondes, and doing nothing in general. Fraternities and sororities make a practice of shipping all of their pledges over to the library to study during the afternoons and nights. The pledges write letters, make new acquaintances, bother other people, and read the latest magazines. The main hall of the library resembles Grand Central Station on Saturday morning, except that it is a little more noisy. Students gather there by age race and class to kill time as best they can. All of it results in a grand time and no work done. News of the Ould Sod in the news- paper room. Dean David A. Roth rock of the Col- lege of Arts and Sciences.

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THE LIBRARY The Library is the clearing house for the whole campus. The administration stores there among other things, books, an art gallery, and the mathematics department. Fully one third of all persons who go to the library sit in the study rooms and look at books and things. The rest of the regular library visitors spend their time run- W. A. Alex- ander Librarian Mark Mc- Shurley and Myrna L a - Tourette satisfy a n Intel lectual curiosity.

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' l t 1 A few glances at instruction, learning and tubing — in and about the Business Administration Building.