Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Every student who drives comes to campus prepared to face the daily challenge—finding a place to park before class. Unusual techniques for getting ideas across to the class are usually characteristic of the popular professor. URRY AR ioe Another day ending and there just aren’t enough hours left to finish that term paper and still get some shut-eye.

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The hardest part of every day is making the decision whether to turn off the alarm and turn over for the next ten minutes or to muster the ambition needed to get out of bed. 8 SELF SERVICE | Gt OvOtR AT COUNTIR . tees 68 wet “seedy +e, . ag ts 5 ‘ Paper ba a % e,, oo ig ay ™ : eee be ; “Seg ak Lack of planning, or more likely, lack of funds may The stop for that cup of black coffee may mean the result in a last-minute “do it yourself” if you want to difference between a “wide-awake, interested” look and get it done. an 8:00 “class-nap.”

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toy dark Night brings many moods to the campus, creating just as vivid a picture after dark as during the day . . the quartet singing to its stu- dent audience . . . the warm spring evenings spent in night school. . . the lighted ferris wheel at the fra- ternity carnival . . . the colorful strip of neon signs on High Street familiar to every Ohio Stater .. .