University of Illinois - Illio Yearbook (Urbana Champaign, IL)

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H U r D 9 Y 4 IL 7 at ali, v'55 .isai ral y ali' I L ,P 'J' I 1 ,ii 9' 415 ge Q I CULLEGE AT IRRA A WHAT ARE UNIVERSITIES MADE OF ...' P The schools, colleges, and divisions here at Urbana make up what we think of as the University of Illinois. Each has its own functions and servicesg each expands to fit growing needs for more services. A Our University is always working and planning to keep abreast of the times, even ahead of them, to give us and we who follow us the opportunity of entering a good college in the field in which they are most interested. In accordance with this growing and expanding, the University as a whole is always looking forward and planning for new colleges. Plans are now in the making for a Veterinary School of Medicine, an Institute of Aeronautics, and a Labor Relations Department. Advancement in the individual colleges make the University progressive- another reason why we think the University of Illinois is one of the best. W

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