Northern Illinois University - Norther Yearbook (DeKalb, IL)

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APPRECIATION OF KNOWLEDGE, pursuance of intellectual trainin and thirst for education are results of stud- yiiif?. investigating, and achievinfi ' . Lon hours spent in the library are transformed into short ears of memo- ry. Morning ' dawns on the late studier as he attempts to assimilate those last few ideas. Unorthodox ways of absori)- inji ' information? Maybe, but excn these times help in the accunnilation of references for the future. The time is always present when students are forced to meet the pressures, demands, and com[)lexities of life. Each enters the nnhersity with a thirst for knowledge. A rare moment of sohlnile is spent ith a book. Moments between il utiHzed Mill Zirk gains satisl.i lion uil; at St. Cliarles Ba s School. Iiilor- l ' l iT - iiiinnic oi sliidx cuiiiils waiting in line for tickets. hen

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BUILDING UP AND TEARING DOWN are (n or in [)rocPss. The old fji vps way to the new. and progress holds no iiicni- ories dear. Kemainiiig monuinciits of the old order stand beside the realiza- tion of research. Lights glow brightly t hrough the windows of the priN ate and the public. i)roehiiining their ini|)()r- tance in the life of the college connnuni- t . Hallways exhibit marks of genera- lions and anlici|)at( ' those of generations yet to come. Haw materials hold a [)romise of advancements to be com- l)leted; crumi)ling particles await re- [)lacement. Improvements chang( the face of an alum ' s cherished unixcrsity into an unrecognizable institution. An iuua of liglils i ruan.iti-, life iin the caiiipus at iiiylit. rhe iiiglit ' s magic ciigulii tlie Adiuiiustration Buikliug The new Achnini tratidu Building gains shape daily. Each element added lirings completion closer.