University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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COMMITTEES conduct investigation and hash out problems too complex to handle in larger meets. MORTAR BOARDS take time out for coffee and some fun. Man, by nature, is a gregarious animal. But on the UA campus, this phenomenon is intensihed to proportions encompassing every student in a most complex system of both formal and informal gather- ings. Although meetings of governmental bodies all over campus often run to several score members, small committees gathered under palm trees or in Greek house or dorm basements are probably more numerous. Subjects generally run anywhere from last night's date to a formulation of school policy... COMMON bond is shared by participants in the successful Night Club' as they watch a friend's comedy act in the University Auditorium

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GRADUATE STUDENTS innoculate chick eggs with virus and rickettsial organisms as part of a research problem in bacteriology. This is only one of several hundred research programs on the campus in which students participate under faculty guidance. RUUND TABLE discussions are informally led by faculty members. History professor, Dr. C. H. Haight summarizes a topic over a cup of coffee 10