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

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Paulette Fontanez J-- . Squirrels are peculiar animals that spend most of their time in trees. One could not stroll through campus without spotting a squirrel. A sculpture such as this one grabs the attention of any observer. In the UCLA sculpture garden, many of us found inner tranquility. The heart and soul of our campus lies in this .sculptural masterpiece. This enormous bear gave all Bruins a sense of pride and joy. MM Mi ■V M j t ■r ,- V ;- f - r ' m. M? SkTiS a a wfiB rwy s y I 7 V 4 OPENING

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♦■•n. •if »%» ' Eiilicr on ilie way to classes or back, siLidcnis irck the Jans Steps as part ol ilieir daily routine. These steps had earned their place as one of the most prominent icons thai best embody life at UCLA. Kobcno Roves .Xiii PROLOGUE

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ie ediication career rErvtinalsouieiiin UCLA has, for many years, been the hirthplace of its students ' ideas, education, and careers. The four original buildings that make up the Royce Quad still stand today and continue to facilitate students in their learning and progression. Students who crossed the quad every day were reminded of UCLA ' s pledge to honor and encourage its students and offer them every opportunity available. The unique architecture of Royce Hall, the exquisite ceilings of Powell Library and the beautiful facades of Kinsey and Haines, all served to create the aesthetically pleasing environment that perfectly complements the intellectually challenging atmosphere of UCLA. — The familiiir corridors of Royce are ceilings bring a sense of awe to passing students. OPENING 5,