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

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ox i Q26 The new Administration Building rises out of a battalion of palets. Beams for the parking ramp, bricks for Wells flrgyyfh i5 a fum-tion Hallg mighty giants come 'from miles around, of many' elements' bringing building blocks lor education. U-- IO

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l The night is cold and damp. Grand River surges on. Nearly as old as the university itself, Grand River is like a giant aorta, pulsing to the rhythm of the times. Crowded, dismal, deserted, always reflecting the atti- tude of her people, she connects MSU and East Lansing with the boundaries of the earth. Both physically and intangibly she is an essential link in the lives of all students at Michigan State. 1 ' -4- a , , A r , f ., :sf feglgt J 1 -i if 55 4 YS Q l z, , fi 5 , . 5 'r .mi 41 6 x K I y M ,., wg , QE ' um .3117 , X ganna'-1 N. V. Eflsi l 5' 3' r Iwi -'F -' -.... V., A0 4 2,3 - ,.u I ' - l ' : ,K l . , Ls ima, .-W.. 4 I l iz .5 f. f 43' rg - K wg: N- Sf , ' ii, s- rg - -ff..::g,,U A K l'+x4,YqlM ' f-.N-......sf,.,,.....,.-1-.-,,,-40' E , A day each spring, artists from the area converge on the sidewalks selling their talents and giving Grand River the atmosphere of an art colony. The Man Moods of