Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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COLLEGE OF MUSIC Like «i castle in a foreign land . . . arched tower and pillared porte-cochere . . . set apart from the avenue by the spacious lawn before its portals . ... a winding driveway and fountain in the foreground . its atmosphere one of attractive ancient richness, furnishing an altogether fitting environment for the spirit of the subject taught there . . . . containing offices of the new School of Speech as well . art finding expression in ideal surroundings . . the College of Music.

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M KOl KTTK H0S1MTAI. For many years a haven of rest for the sick and injured . . a solid, simple strurlure .... true embodiment of the Hilltop, standing as it does on top of the elevation as a plaee of refuge to the suffering nu ses zeilhin its grey zeal It minis-lering to the ill . . infirmary for ailing students and others as zeell . . . . collegiate puhlie service constantly rendered . reliable and ■ onstant as (iibraller .... imposing in its simplicity . . Marquette I'niversity Hospital

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SCHOOL OF MLDICIN’K ■S’la id wd dignified ... a prosaic old huildintj .... housing the students of the medical profession . . . . cold and formal .... far removed from the other colleges, yet harboring a spirit of camaraderie and brotherhood extending to the entire I ' Diversity . . serious, diligent study and experimentation going on ceaselessly rcithin its grim walls . . . future physicians and surgeons leaving its confines with a spirit of regret to go about their life's work . . . . the School of Medicine.