Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Time moves slowly in light and shadow as bustling students pass to and fro. Little noticed but well re- membered, the Sun Dial has lent its name to the campus humor magazine. With unfailing regularity, the chimes of Orton Hall peal forth each quarter hour and their toneful toiling adds to the tradition of the campus.

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CONTENTS If the Makio of 1937 were to present only Sidelights on weddings and similar things pic- tured above, it would not give a true picture of Ohio State. However, our honored Stran- ger journeys about the Campus and stops long enough to take full cognizance of faculty, of administration, and all that goes to make up the UNIVERSITY. As he views gradu- ation in the Stadium, he rises with the others to sing Carmen Ohio, as another of the CLASSES goes on its way. After he has climbed with Campus Cameramen in outlandish places and sees “College,” reflected in MAKIO MIRROR, our Stranger hurries to. observe extra-curricular activities, and gains a keener insight into CAMPUS LIFE. On his return from the Stadium and the thousands of football minded people, where he has seen the spirit that goes into BUCKEYE SPORTS, he visualizes the march of many Greek letter CAMPUS GROUPS as they parade through University Life. Our Stranger stands silent for the moment —he realizes he has viewed intimately a great University.

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Calm and peaceful quiet pervades Page Hall’s exterior surroundings and is matched within by the quiet of the Law Library, where earnest students read their cases in pursuit of legal training. The rustic background of the Am- phitheatre provides a fitting location for the Browning Shakespearian plays. Nature has contributed boun- teously to make this landmark worthy of the praise lavished on it.