Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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Starting Gut The center of campus activity, Scott hall is the most logical place to start a tour of the cam- pus. VVhen a student thinks of Scott he thinks of the Grill. Many students choose to major in the famous course offered there, Grillology . The friendly cup of coffee is traditional. Coke dates, first introductions to campus romance, are another reason why the Grill is dear to the hearts of all students. From the Grill to the 300 room is a long climb. Here campus organizations sponsor Fri- day afternoon dances. For an inexpensive and yet exciting date this room is open on Saturday nights, and special parties are planned. The French and German club meet here and it is in the 300 room too that the fateful ballots- are cast in the spring elections. Hardy Huddle is open as a cultural room where students may chat or study while listen- ing to classical music. From the Purple Parrot Fashion show in the fall, to the famed VVAA-MU musicale in the spring, the box oliice on the second Hoor is sold out. Tickets for all campus productions and for plays, musicales, and symphonies in Chicago are obtained at the activities window. Nearby is an information bureau, in it, in- defatigable Miss Church. In his office around the corner, Joe Miller, with the aid of student rep- resentatives, coordinates all of this into a smoothly working part of NU life. C 0 . C ff fl c -W A barn dance at the Saturday Night Club in the 300 room, with music by a real hillbilly band, highlighted social life. The Anna May Scott gardens and fountain are a meeting place in the South Quads, a well known path to the Grill mb 21

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o Liberal Arts LNNHSW It is necessary to visit the finance building early in the career at Northwestern and each quarter thereafter. Degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science are conferred upon those successful aspirants in the College of Liberal Arts who complete satisfactorily four years of work. The titles signify respectively, skill in neither art nor science. Likewise, there is little liberal , being a well-established school, and less artistic in Liberal Arts. What then is this school which draws the largest single enroll- ment of Northwestern's numerous colleges? There are various answers to this question, ,depending on which side of the fence one sits when answering it. CQ n J- .ijt Nw ' . This . J 1 . .H .1 . , 1, lf . ,1 e iq ' 1 - .l I I 4 4, uc l'l I I I 'l 'A ' I 4 ' -1-ifinv , f 3 ' - ' ' uilkdiiksp V uv .1 1, V ' , .j 1 Dearborn Observatory offers opportunity to future astronomers and star gaZCrS- s.. Toll ntllfl not lm n he nnlilii lk in-W F yi lllnel llllfllln ll lt? g lo eollfsis' .m . Sl neitllllso '. i ni with lls C0 whlf niht on ZS gnunlltl hiin. Spaces ol lil phobie html fo0lhS ol Lot. The lonrnz his Liberal heeustt si'mPlllll A pines him, talent netesf groans alter ouires in h would do ir To those conveys ver Fish, where 1 home eeoooi Joey, with it students sho Jhilosophyai The plot ol ilochfeontai sity hall is ol hits courses thinly not llut what Votion Political no looking Pico legion of Watllplac-ed b llllended the pllmlin Wilt th ii illl f i. lam ,E .rl Lf t Wh'