University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Dinkytown is the Collcgcville of the University of Minnesota. It is a group of small shops which sene the shops that as a whole serve all the needs of University, residents. Dinky-low n also embodies the cosmopolitan spirit of the University. The familiar path to Dinkytown passes over a remarkable bridge remarkable in that it remains standing although it vibrates under the feel of people walking over it. From it can be seen a large part of Dinkytown, and at night the neon lights illuminate the many spots. What would you like to do; what do you need? More than likely, Dinkytown has it. Food is always important. 'Flu-Scholar serves mugs of coffee and a conversational atmosphere; fabulous ice cream concoctions topped with whipped cream and a cherry dominate Bridgcmans; Valli Pizza guess. For books there are Pcrinc’s and McCosh’s. The latter is famous for its stacks of books that fill the aisles and reach up to the ceiling — masterpieces of balance. Need some clothes, a haircut, a gift, flowers, groceries, records; want to see a movie; want to wash some clothes, or if you’re rich, want a dry cleaner no matter what your desire, Dinkytown is the place to go. Dinkytown, a Center of University 24

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The Huskies are leading and the Minnesota team lias little hope of catching the fleet footed Washington players. The team, especially Fran Htixius, is disappointed.

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Student Life t There’s a good chance that the book you want is around somewhere. The bright lights of the Dinkytown shops invite people passing by to come in and look around. 25