University of Dubuque - Key Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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'f?ew?li., ln the wake of the gold rush of i849 the Mississippi River became the dividing line between civilization and the frontier. The river towns became the iumping off points for thousands of immigrants and settlers flocking to the fertile prairies of the Mid-west. To Reverend Adrian Van Vliet, one of these first immigrants, the University of Dubuque owes its existence. From its beginnings in the private study of our founder, the school has constantly grown, serving the aims of uniting our diverse population under one goal. The newest addition to the campus is Goldthorpe Science Hall which was con- structed as a result of a challenge gift of ' Mrs. Effie Goldthorpe. li J

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The lives and activities ofthe people of the University of Dubuque are interesting as well as varied. Their activities can range from informal bull sessions, to getting one's daily mail, to proceeding down an aisle in a formal academic procession. The University of Dubuque constantly striving to fulfill it's goal--to serve the whole church and the world. 14-xA fm. FI 'C Ts.-. A 'x 4 I -5,111 'Y ihfij fy fi 1 ..1:if:441?'fl . Z9 f .Q e HQ- ' n ,f

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