Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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Getting Around Campus Braving ihe elements, two students use the old-fashioned mode in the beautiful but bitter winter. Debating whether or not to drive his 1967 Ford Mustang, Rick Hammond checks the weather before venturing out. Transportation

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Even though the campus is relatively small, it seems an endless journey when walking from King Horn to Dukes. To avoid the hassle of walking, some students bring bicycles from home to speed up their ventures. The only problem with that is the storage for winter. To escape storage problems, many students own automobiles. This mode of transportation is fast and most times efficient. The students’ cars range from new sportsters to old classics to the family clunker. At any rate, on most students’ wages gas doesn’t come cheap. So, the majority of students still count on God’s reliable invention — two feet! Stepping away from the ordinary. Rick Hammond gets his act balanced out as he uses a unicycle for short trips. Sometimes using a car can be difficult as Madeline Baker shovels her way out after Mother Nature dropped eight inches on Ada. - Transportation

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Sporting a new look, the Student Health’ Center is now located on the south side of campus near McIntosh Center. Inside, a nurse takes Pat Ogorzaly ' s temperature while she checks her blood - .. L ' I. ' - pressure, which is routine for students coming with the flu or common cold.