University of Delaware - Blue Hen Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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Taking a rest at Kirkbride, Greg Hughes discusses which classes to take over Winter Session with a friend. After a closer look, however, Delaware ' s large campus gives the feeling of a small, personable college. The mixture of traditional and con- temporary architecture pro- vides a beautiful setting in which students always feel at home. Though the campus is large, after a while the 15- minute walk from one end of campus to the other no longer bothers us; we ' ve already started to become part of the University of Delaware.

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Around Campus The Smith Overpass, commonly called The Habitrail by students, allows students walking to and from classes to avoid the heavy traffic on South College Avenue. In exchange for a ride to Smith Hall, Laurie Meade carries a friend ' s books so he can steer. The scenic area of central mall is the heart of Delaware ' s campus. Here, DuPont Hall is visible through the trees in late autumn.

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Academic Endeavors The beautiful stained glass windows and design of Daugherty Hall make it a popular place among commuter students for studying and dining. Perhaps the most important part of lifa at Delaware is the education wd receive. The 10 colleges within the Uni-J versity offer over 130 major areas o« study. While academic achievement is a common goal of all students, the indi-j vidual aspirations and pursuits maka each student ' s education unique.