University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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WOMEN ' S LOUNGE KERCKHOFF HALL ACADEMIC BOOK ONE ACTIVITIES BOOK TWO UNIVERSITY MEN . . BOOK THREE UNIVERSITY WOMEN . BOOK FOUR ATHLETICS BOOK FIVE SOCIALLIFE BOOK SIX COMMERCE BOOK SEVEN

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MENS LOUNGE KERCKHOFF HALL • Twenty-second in a long line of dis- tinguished annuals, the volume endeavors to carry on the tradition of great U.C.L.A. year- books. In keeping with our efforts to achieve an all-campus yearbook, we have conscien- tiously tried to make it universal from the standpoint of coverage as well. The generally neglected two-thirds of the student body are represented more than ever before. Along with the usually over-emphasized extra cur- ricular phases of student activities, we have depicted the less publicized but more fun- it damental activities of the classroom. Be- cause a typical annual covering a multitude diversified elements lacks cohesion with- t a theme, the 1941 Southern Campus has , its theme the University of California, ch, although composed of seven widely red campuses, is essentially one. Bor- from contemporary design only that i we felt was appropriate, we earnestly ihat this volume will not only ade- diely ilflli its purpose, but will serve as ation for future volumes as well. — The Editor.

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n H O n S H 99 H O 99 PANORAMA OF CAMPUS FROM SOUTHWEST J, % l m % % ' m % A young college in a very youthful University, U.C.L.A. ' s College of Business Adnn.inistration has made amazing progress in the few short years of its existence, and now ranks among the best in the country. Sharply contrasting this enviable development in size and academic rating, are the facilities of the College. Business classes are conducted In almost every building on campus, from the Education building to I ' he basement of the Chemistry building. In addition, the offices of the college and the faculty are cramped in a rear wing of Royce. There is a crying need for a separate and distinct Business Administration building, one which would house the Eco- nomics Department as well as the College of Business Administration. The next building to be constructed on this campus should of necessity be a new Business Administration building, with specially designed labs and equipment, with possibly a special library for business stu- dents and faculty only. With such a physical plant supplementing our distinguished faculty, U.C.L.A. ' s College of Business Administration would soon become the Harvard of the West. • PIONEER • AUTHOR • LEADER • COUNSELOR • DEAN