University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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VINE COVERED, the west tower of Macky Auditorium is a much-photographed landmark of the Colorado campus. THE REAR WINDOW of Norlin Library surrounds the s t a c k s which include a large part of the l.ibrary's huge collection of books. The building, like all those constructed on the campus since 1920, is of sand- stone with a red tile roof.