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

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z e g 3 - 4 o HARRIET SCHARY AND JONATHAN SYPHER pause during their late morning conversation in front of Hullihen Hall. INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS in aca- demie, athletie, and extra-curricular pur- suits allow students the chance to leave their own distinet marks on the university. Peter Norton, Class of 1985, etched an un- orthodox reminder of his presence at UD on the weather-beaten bricks of Old College. Opening'5

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THE COOL BLUE OF A WINTER SKY pro- vides a striking background for the classi- cal pediment and Doric columns of Dupont Hall. Dupont, gituated on the Central Mall, housed the university's nationally re- nowned Chemical Engineering program. N ew students arriving on the University of Delaware campus gradually acquaint themselves with its unusual, yet complimentary blend of traditional and modern style architecture. After studying an art exhibit in Recitation Hall, with its majestic white pillars towering skyward, a student might then venture across the street and enter through the glass doors of MecDowell Hall to attend a lecture on the metamorphosis of nursing. Easily opened doors, diverse and numerous learning environments, abundant opportunities . .. all experienced along the journey to unlocking potential. KEEPING UP with the university's ex- panding in in incorporating comput- er technology into its traditional require- ments, Chean Shya Chen completes her programming on one of the Z-29 terminals at the Purnell computing site. 4Opening

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PAUSING FOR A LIGHT LUNCH before resuming practice, Gary Sevdell applies hiz talented fingers Lo a less classical pur- suit than a piano concerto. T.-il.KlNl; IN THE LIBRARY was taboo under Director Susan Brynteson's rules, but this student still manages to catch the latest news from her friends. 6Opening