Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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Familiar landmarks Traditional meeting places . . . from Thobe,s t0 Tuffy,s for a coke date . . . now joined by the eagerly awaited University Center . . . a gleam- ing building fulfilling expectations, soon be- coming the center of active life for students and faculty . . . the ballroom, scene of dances, banquets, and conferences . . . the 1809 Room, for dinner in a colonial atmosphere . . . and the new ttResh, an integral part of the Miami- an,s leisure life . . . the bookstore, handy for supplies and souvenirs, and the student activi- ties wing . . . all within hearing of the Beta Bells . . . the setting of life at Miami. A favorite meeting place is Thobets fountain. -. 1 Dick rier The Beta Bells serve as a constant reminder of the passage of time to both students and faculty.

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y mi m wmw SMNDWKIHES $G$A3 1' FAQ? ? YE'B Students enjoy taking a break at Tuffy s, a favorite spot for coke dates. The new University Center has become established as a central gathering place for students and faculty. 2L :1, 4y ; $15?

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Professors meet and hold informal discussion with their colleagues over a cup of coffee in the Res. Sophomore counselors are an invaluable aid to the troubled freshman, advising in both personal and academic matters. Familiar faces Living together . . from far and near people traveled to Oxford, and became Miamians . eager freshmen awed by a sea of classroom buildings, professors, Miami jargon, and end- less introductions guidance and encour- agement from profs and counselors . . . a grad- ual realization of available opportunities for growth in every direction organization of time, exchange of ideas, clarification of per- sonal ideals . . intense study, gay parties . soon at ease following the pathway from the dorm to the libe . . . or home from that special date. A five minute cat nap is welcome after intense study.