Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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ABE 5 Q L LQ B U5 l 4936 - 4943 VV- li ii THE , s W! A PRESE O WES E S O O OF T E JUNIO C TERN U During The depression ond especiolly during the post yeor The Personnel Deportment hos devoted o lorge port of its ottention to the problems of student finonce. Loon funds hove been increosed, speciol orrongements for meeting tuition bills hove been provided, FERA did hos been ddministered ond d greot deol of effort hos been put into securing port-time employment for students. ln These discouroging times, when The folks bock home ore out of funds ond work for self support is difficult to obtoin, friendly help ond counsel ore very much in demond, 1936 Departments Born - New chonce for o Union building ot Northwestern. Result of 37,000,000 exponsion progrom by Chorlie Deering. Attending stoff of doctors ot Foculty hospitol very surprised. Expected something humon ond Godly like on inoreose in foculty poy. Insteod greeted with This white elephont which on reoching moturity will be even lorger Thon white elephont of some fomily nomed Stodium. 1937 News We of The Porrot stdff set obout To give The compus onother Unew deoi replocing the blue eogle by The Purple POTTOT. lt wds our oim to chonge The publicotion from o dime gog book to o lively mogozine of collegiote lite which would offer o medium for The writings, photos, ond ort work of The tolented students on compus. 1939 Publications Good ofternoon, lodies ond gentlemon. Here we ore in The high tribunol court witnessing one of the greotest Triols in the history of the Western Empire ond South Stote Street. The Independent Council of Northwestern University is on triol for trying to toke over NU. They ore being held for swindle, orson, mutiny, extortion, mind-sloughter - ond for putting up publicity signs. 1939 Organizations Three thousond students ond members of the foculty pdrticipoted in the opening of the Temporong Student union building on November ll. The university decision to build Scott Holl by September 1940, took the itolics out of Temporogy Student Union building ond coused compus-wide rejoicing. Sondwich Doy ond The Scott Holl porty on April 5 were outstonding in The drive of the students ond foculty to rdise the necessory S750,000. Ground wos broken for Scott Holi on Moy lst, President Scott's 70th birthdoy. 1940 News SS OF ERST T coo V FFF? 'P 1, ,pgkbi sumti ui Timmons un vnu suv anis vul innnsxul or v-as 'Trees W1 J vnu-saw lv uunveu v. :vas .,.s'sM it .., 4- .ash -,xl Xiu it I .,, it '4 fffllgp ,C i N. P' ' 5 L. '1,l'f'H ' 0'-vm' '-Wo! T! ISU it

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49411 - 4954 77Tr' ff!!! . , , ffl Sljllilbll.S' SYl,LfXl3llS 4' X bi-I ' ' ' 40 ?li'1i,ti'? J h x , 1 JV., -lv 7 ....: : t:ift'4:'f Q J I ' 3 iufrmu- I Summertime ond the living is eosy - summertime ond the swimming is fun - summertime ond the lifeguord's good looking - Life ot Northwestern from June to August closely resembles o summer resort. Closses ore held on the lown - the compus blooms with drindl skirts ond peosont blouses - the l'Cherubs toke over the Speech school - everybody goes to the beoch for o sunburn ond o ciuick swim - the Good Humor mon suddenly oppeors - couples stroll olong the loke shore in the twilight or study Econ in the cool librory gordens - convertibles hurtle down Sheridon Rood filled with west bound pleosure seekers. 1946 Essays The outbreok of World Wor ll found the othletic depdrtment olreody geored to extending its focilities to the wor effort. Months before the ottock on Peorl l-lorbor the deportment hod initioted o progrom designed to increose the physicol fitness of the student body through the medium of speciolly orgonized conditioning closses. The lntromurol progrom wos thoroughly overhouled. Recreotionol sports were dropped in fovor of octivities of o more strenuous noture. Emphosis wos ploced on boxing, wrestling, ond other contoct sports. Gomes involving individuol obilities rother thon teom sports were fostered. The United Stotes hod been ot wor over nine months when we orrived with our trunks ond suitcoses ot Northwestern. By the first week in lvldy of 49113 we got up enough couroge to plon something big ond so we scropped our green beonies ond turned them over to the Red Cross Clothing Drive. We forgot the wor for o doy ond celebroted Freshmon Doy in Deering lVleodow. Exoms come ond went ond so did we. ln September 4943 we come bock to the shores of lvlichigon to find o militory otmosphere ond o doteless compus. With no one to entertoin us we decided to entertoin ourselves. So the sophomore musicol Lody You're Gone groced the stoge in Cohn Auditorium for two sold-out nights. Then before we closed the books on our second yeor we produced the Sophomore Cotilllon ot the Orrington l-lotel. 1946 Essays J L..- . 1