Ohio Wesleyan University - Le Bijou Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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ful if A Ss Uhzbdef Q1fLRwiQw... 9 The scene of many intellectual skirmishes, our classrooms, have a distinct atmosphere of activity. Resounding inside and out of the vast headquarters at University l-lall, of the Wesleyan intelligentsia, can be heard the screams and groans of the psychology majors, the heated altercations of the Hegel-Marx devotees, and the more refined jargon of the speech majors. Mingling discordantly with all this are the frantic sobs of the tireless economics students, charting an endless circular flow, and the violent strains of Deutschland uber Alles emerging from German classrooms. Then if one listens closely, from Sanborn can be heard the heavy plunking of a cello-bass viol duet, drawn to the Passion Pit by the subtleties of Bach. l-lere, then, is a small reminder of that indefinable atmos- phere which helps to make Wesleyan the arsenal of talent it is, for lurking behind the maze of ideas in each classroom, one will probably find a student mind. lp ,, ,, 1 5 H, 4 I K ci .2 W, fir . ' 1 'Q . , . . . in mm . . ., . x. fl ..., 4, ' mp .I . X 54-'NW NQARQ - A GW' Slocum Library, the center of Wesleyan activity: the meeting place of students and faculty in conference and study, and fellowship. 1 j I 1 R , 1