University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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IMPLE objects, often passed by on the way to class, can be transformed into things with life and form and texture with the help of the camera. Light, the photographer ' s life-blood, causes the roughness of brick to spring into inter- esting realitv. The camera lens records

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IN THE MORNING the si- lence that surrounds Fo!- well liall will be broken by hundreds of students on their way to language, mathematics, speech, litera- ture and composition class- es. Snow will remain on the steps until shortly before classes begin, but a maroon and yellow jeep has already plowed through the drifts that covered main sidewalk during all-day snow storm. SPRING CONCERT is given on tlie Coffman Union terrace by the University Band. Jerome Glass, assistant bandmaster, conducted the 45-minnte conccil. INSIDE, Law School students ignore the t eauty | of new fallen snow on nearby .v.rizrr. ' ii trees.