Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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Nk ' inorial Cluirc a pool on Inner h IS ni OiKU irrored in Along with the Band, which organized Band Day, the Card Seetion of Rally Com tradition- ;ill ' adiK enlnr and spirit to foiitliall frames

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One of tlie most spirited or- uanization on campus is the Stanford Band. Some Stanford organizations devote themselves to putting out publica- tions. One of the best-known of these is The Chappani], which some have compared to IjuUi Cliatterhj ' s Lover. In fact, the Chappie is generally cleaner than LCL, and almost invari- ably funnier. Some (Jiappies have become collector ' s items: the Layboy issue, for example, was collected en- thusiastically by Uni ' ersity author- ities. Memorial Church is u non-denomlnationa churdi, where campus ser ' ices are hel every week. 11

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Then there is The Dailij. which rep- resents for many an alternati e to lis- tening to their professor; there is the Campus Voice, which you don ' t see much, but which you read about in The Dailij (piite a I it; there is the Scratch Sheet, in which students crit- icize the facult -, leading some to wonder if the students are mature enough, while others wonder if the faculty are mature enough; there are highbrow publications, like The Bridge and Sequoia. But which is the outstanding Stanford publication? Modesty forbids a frank answer. Stanford ' s traditions include many gay pastimes which require no fomial or- ganization. The Sunday night flicks, for example, traditionall) ' gi e that part of the student body which is so inclined a chance to make itself thoroughh offcnsi e; obscenities, bad jokes, loud laughs and vulgar noises invariably accompany the weekly mo ie. Those who prefer a less re- strained form of riot sometimes gather on the grass l etween Wilbur and Stern and let off steam harmlessly, if volubly. It is doubtful that riots will ever disappear from Stanford life, even if thev do offend an occasional sensitise by-stander. The Diiily staff is kept constantly busy putting out tlie peninsula ' s only daily newspaper. The demolition of the old Dail conittruction of tlic Stork illy .Shack signaled the start of Student Publications liuildinK- 16 Hou.se decorations take a Rreat de.ii of pl.mnuii: as sliown at the riflit. On the opposite page, Osk gets his traditional burial jjrior to Big Game.