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'WEN :mb .yi AQ, NIOST STUDENTS WALKING to classes are too engrossed to notice either the campus scenery or the construction work that is obstructing it. University Continues to Expand The perpetual construction work taking place on cam- PUS is necessary to serve the University's increasing number of students. This year's construction includes new Education and Commerce Buildings, additions to the Elec- trical Engineering and Administration buildings and the new Illinois Avenue Residence Halls. These modern facili- ties are in direct contrast to older buildings. SITE' QF TIQIE MORE OBVIOUS areas of construction is the mlnustration Building which is receiving a large addition. I I I I if 1 P 5 I - , ,... -- ,. A f' 5 ' I f ' 1: 1: L' T 4 THE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING BUILDING earns Q new facade in the recent construction work. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS at the Administration Building appear to be working harder than many students, 31
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COTTON CANDY EATERS appear a trifle incongruous with academic buildings only blocks awav. THE MIDWAY of the carnival attracted large crowds with its numerous rides, games, and booths. A i IQQI 30 THE MERRY-GO-ROUND seems to be the safest and most enioyable way to ride a horse. Illioskee Sparks Spring Season Illioskee, new spring event sponsored by the Illini Union, replaced the traditional Sheequon in relieving the monotony of spring semester's work and oFfering an out- let for excess energy. This weekend of frolic and fun transformed the studying Illini into playing Illini and oFFered numerous stimulating activities such as the eFfigy burning of Old Man Winter. FOUR FOR THE TILT-A-WHIRL served as an excellent means for relieving tension before final examinations. 1
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