Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Oak Yearbook / INSTANO Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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■-- -■ 4i V. THE NORTH GATE OMMUTERS lean against it to wait for cars . . . TearFul freshmen dash out to scream at parents, first-seen . . . Even fac- ulty members skid and slip and tumble on snowy evenings ... It opens the way to Mecca for class-dodgers . . . Like Rec Hall, it has no cover charge for Friday- nighters . . . Apprehension haunts those who pass it, minus hats and gloves . . . The football squad departs from its neighbor- hood, cheerleaders on the roof of the bus, pandemonium encompassing it.

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PERSONALITIES, traditions, campus in- novations — not even a sacred cow could escape being talked about on a college campus. Even a building may come in for its share of remarks, complimentary and otherwise. For example, thus, to wit.: It looks like a Greek temple from the front, and a factory from the back. . . . If the appropriation hadn ' t been cut, we ' d have an auditorium. . . . A commuter ' s room, at last. . . . Oof! Was that top row Hot! . . . The accoustics in this building aren ' t what they should be. . . . Groups will leave the gym steps at 4:00 and 4:30. THE GYMNASIUM

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HE last-minute hustle at noon may mean much to a Senior; the glow of lights shining through the rain may also have a significance. But the glimpse of a loved building, jagged against a brilliant sunrise may startle this same Senior with a sudden lift of spirit. Jobs — vexations — petty worries — these somehow loosen their grip. Here is a symbol of the college at its best, with all its offers, incentives, goals. Life is purposeful; there is a deep joy in the wonder of livingl SUNRISE