Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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The pool tables in the new Student Center are rarely free. The post office - at times there is no busier place. The Student Center lounge pro- vides a relaxing atmosphere for studying or an informal chat.

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Each day many visitors come to view the majestic beauty of historic Cumberland Falls. There is much of yesterday that is a part of today, and much of today that looks to yesterday. It is not difficult to find traces of history, of tradition, of the old influencing and mingling about with modern man, with the 20th century generation. The Cumberland Valley pro- vides one of the richest illustrations of this fact and Union College students have a great opportunity to learn the lesson well. The Present Unites with the Past in Many Varied Ways Folk songs, both of long ago and of the present day, are very popular with the new generation.

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STUDENT LIFE Dancing is a big part of the student ' s social life. While the College ' s central aim perhaps is to provide a stimu- lating intellectual atmosphere in which to study and learn, Union has increasingly attempted to assume a greater respon- sibility for its students ' social life. The new Student Center is what the name suggests — a central meeting place where stu- dents may come for a snack, or even a meal, hold club meet- ings, listen to music, or just relax, either through various games, or by simply talking with a friend. The constant cry of nothing to do is becoming a fainter one as new opportunities for occupa- tion of leisure are discovered through the efforts of students them- selves and the director of activities. The student ' s increasing awareness is that college is no more— both socially and academi- cally—than the individual himself makes of it. 9 » O » 0? « s a09 « » e 9 e ? s0g