Loras College - Purgold Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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. Dormitory life might be described as East Dormitory is the latest effort to intense social living. Where or when else house the newcomers to college life. At is one individual subject to so many prob- Rohlman Hall the ecclesiastical hopefuls lems and joys of social justice and charity? live their own brand of college life.

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Administration has grown as the college enrollment has increased. (Although hap- pily not at the rate indicated in Parkinson's law.) West Hall houses the offices of the Director of Student Aid and the Assistant Public Relations Director. Also, there are conference rooms and faculty offices. OLLEGE... The Art Center houses a growing enter- prise in our liberal arts program. Moving from a one room studio in the back reaches of the chapel basement to a building complete with projection room and sculpturing studio was quite an ad- vance for our art program. The Office of the Director of Student Affairs is lo- cated in the building, too. Crusading young journalists and literary geniuses begin their careers at the News Bureau. Here the editorial staffs of the Purgold, Lorian and Spokesman have their wav with words. The photography and publicity departments also work at their endeavors in this literary castle.

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HENNESSY HALL. F т To never cease to learn should be the goal of any college man. To consider the masterworks of thought and then live a life of convictions is the result of learning. The Dominican pre-clerics abide in Smyth Hall. Hennessy Hall is where science reigns supreme; St. Joseph's Hall, the former Loras Academv, was trans- formed this vear into a complex of manv, many classrooms.