Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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Early morning excitement and tension prevails as new Tower Guards and Mortar Boards are tapped at May Moming Sing. Arab Club members donned Beattle garb to entertain International Dinner guests. Record-breaking participation characterizes MSU's termly drives for blood. 'lli

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The Campus Scene If ez Kaleidofeope of Eventf Life at Michigan State is a composite of classes and studies, tempered by activities. Organized and disorganized, they dom- inate the year-round campus scene in a kaleidoscope of events, thriving on the overflow of energies that books and bull sessions and lecture halls can't dissipate. The range of interest and activity is such that no one on campus can remain completely indifferent or totally uninvolved. Yet even this recreation is coupled with the same intense concentration that is devoted to serious endeavors-a concentration fostered by the realization that time is all too short and that even daily pleasures must be enjoyed intensely to be en- joyed at all. Students gathered around Beaumont Tower to partake of the springtime festivities

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