Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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CH2IMSCN roundings makes a new sort of luxury to study. It seems to have put a new morale into study—if such is possible. Every book seems to have acquired something that is different. There is a tinge of recreation now to all study. Further features of the new library are a large social room with a kitchen attached, to serve any necessity that may arise, stack rooms from the ground Twenty-three

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©PIMSON incorporated as it was in Ingram Hall with (he rest of the class rooms, could not but have more of a classroom atmosphere, but the new library with its huge and spacious reading rooms, each a wing of the new structure, gives a freer feeling, a sense of more to be absorbed. The spirit of wanting to learn seems to permeate the structure in that its fineness of equipment and sur- T witty-two

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CR1MSCN to the attic all under easy control of the librarian at the distribution desk, and then there are seminar rooms on the second floor, which fill another need of Ripon College. The building is made of Bedford stone, along the Grecian lines of archi- tecture, and with its fine setting among the evergreens it adds a striking bit of beauty to the appearance of the campus. A good book is hc best of friends, th same today and forever. —Tupi’ER. Tzcrnfy-four