University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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Tke Uniuersity s Ann Arbor campus kas many locations and limitless boundaries. Most familiar is the forty acres known as Central campus, out tkis is only a small part of tke wkole. It reaches out, running from modernistic North campus where the world of science reigns supreme, to traditional Ferry Field, scene of football practices, physical education classes and sports events.

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Diversity this is Michigan. A diversity which is a product oj its people and their ideas, people who are here for a multitude oj reasons. Some come because it is expected. Most come to learn, to develop an appreciation of life through understanding the past and the present, people and philosophies. They come to broaden their horizons, find the answers and discover their capabilities. Absorbed in this complex structure, the student lacks the perspective to envision the overall pattern. Influenced only by those around him. the ideas he hears, he is aware of only his small sphere- spheres that fit together and fall into place like bits and pieces of knowledge, knowledge which finally forms a pattern and becomes understanding.

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From Washtenaiv to State Street, moving dynamically, the campus spreads through residential and commercial areas, but this is not the University in its entirety. Its branches at Flint and Dearborn; the work and study camps for engineers and conservationists; the research expeditions in Asia, Africa and Europe make its area one that is vast and unlimited. r j;