Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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The Lehigh of 1965, ten years hence, will in- deed be different. Two of the reasons for this difference are, at present, still in the fund-raising stage. If things progress as hoped, an auditorium and arts building should appear before this date. The new dormitory and the University Center will combine to eliminate many of the aspects of Lehigh life that students now regard as inevitable. With the completion of this dormitory, it will no longer be necessary to move sophomores out of the residence halls to make room for the incoming freshmen. The dorm sections, the residence halls, and Lehigh as a whole will benefit from this addi- tion. School spirit should improve tremendously because manv of the students now living in town will be drawn into the mainstream of Uni- versity life. The University Center will provide campus or- ganizations with the facilities needed to effectively carry out their various programs. In addition, the Center ' s dining facilities will give the Lehigh stu- dent a choice of cafeteria, restaurant, or coffee shop service. The Health Center, the Fritz Laboratory addi- tion, the dorm, and the University Center are only a few aspects of this year ' s University Story. It is readily apparent that when taken together with the other hopes and plans that are now only glimmering ideas, they will combine to mold an even greater Lehigh. PACKARD LABORATORY is the home of the Departments of Electrical, Mechan- ical, and Industrial Engineering. The Lab is noted throughout the East for it excellent equipment.

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The new FRITZ EN- GINEERING LABORA- TORY is the home of the •world ' s largest tension-com- pression testing machine. ■■■HI KaHHHB ' A The STUDENT HEALTH CENTER will be completed in time to welcome the Class of 1959.

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