University of Detroit - Tower Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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The faces of Carletta Winger and Betty Kmiec show in a small way part of the in- side of U-D. Besides the educational facets of the University the spiritual, the so- cial, the personal are also important. They compose the little things which are known best to students and which make four years at U-D memorable ones. 11

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From inside: a deeper look df many, U-D is but a university. It pre- sents little more than the image of a Jesuit institution. It is buildings and people and pro- fessors. Few bother to explore the expanding, progressing image of U-D. A look inside will reveal this and much more; it will reveal the true U-D, a new breed of students caught in a search for perspective. Much about the University will never be evident to any except U-D students. Only they will really know U-D for they are the only ones who are a true part of U-D. Their environment is diverse, their minds are open, their goals are high. This can be seen bya casual look at their school. Only they, how- ever, can see U-D not from the outside in, but through the University, from the inside out. To students, U-D is a feeling. It is an at- mosphere, a smile from a friend, a cigarette at the Union. It is more than a complex of buildings which turn out 2,000 college-edu- cated men and women each year. It is dozens of exams sweated out each year. It is joy at good marks and inner dissatisfaction at bad ones. It is the first snowfall that blankets a sometimes fairyland campus and a muddy springtime that turns the campus into pud- dles. U-D is more than an image and tradition . Developed on these, based on these, growing through these. U-D is also the little things known only to its students. 10

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“TPRPn, ae DP aa a « mie a vital part of Detroit. The physi- in the 89 years of its existence, cal growth of the campus together with activities like the Town and Gown cultural series, which featured Stan Kenton, presents a picture of a school whose alumni in- U-D has become, cludes Jerome Cavanagh Mayor of Detroit. ? 12