Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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FRESHMAN COMPOSITION becomes a reality when seniors are reminded To make arrangem to take the Senior ' Qualifying English Exam as a graduation rients I ' requirement. PROF. HANSEN EXPLAINS the v orld of structural formulas, compound formation, and oxidation processes to his P-chem class. WEATHER FALL QUARTER was too nice too long, but art classes didn ' t mind because this meant more days outside sketching. 20

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WHEN 3686 freshmen entered Iowa State in the fall, enrollment jumped to 12,451, which was more than any previous year. WHERE THERE ARE STUDENTS, there are cars. Where there are cars, there is a lack of parking space. Cars on campus must be registered. 19

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Classes started early and lasted late, but the pressure to learn kept us going. Day-by-day our classes climbed, one on top of the other, forming the skele- tal structure of campus life. Long hours of solitary study and time jeal- ously guarded for activities and friendships fitted into this framework. But classes are the reason for the University ' s existence. In them we found guidance, inspiration, and pressure to learn when it would have been easy to slack off. Boredom and frustration tempered our fascination and satis- faction, but our classes insisted we keep pace. Steadily the days piled up, aiming toward the time when we ' d take responsibility for our education. STUDENTS IN BIOMEDICAL electronics correlate the study of electronics with medicine in an attempt to save more lives. 21