University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Classes at the University are both large and small. A student can go to a lecture with 250 others and listen. Or, he can go to a small class with 15 stu- dents and contribute to discus- sion sessions. Whatever the size of the class, the students must spend some time in the libraries available here. INourishment is a part of life and the student union is a place to meet others for a break from studies to eat and talk. If you do not bring your own, food is available in cafeterias.

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U Police Protect, Guide A city force to must protect its people and the University has one. They direct traffic at such times as the early morning rush when students and faculty come to begin the day. You will see our police at basketball games, dances, con- certs. A police dispatcher is on duty to take calls and order cars to trouble spots. There are times when one be- comes frustrated with the po- lice. For example, you some- times get parking tickets when you think you have a right to park in a No Parking zone. That happens in real cities, too. II