University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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MJ i EAGrtlb Eagh., luit}} ivliigs drjtl hoit h ' hliir skies, Survey thr cloHd-caft ' ioticd dome, rise inid meet MiirikhuPs itiviision. Screeim, compose new cries For atisiuers, fiot echoes, and find the?n sweet. Etig e, fo d your wings iind full wheji you tire Of curving out the heavens. Let the ivars Ethereal he ivon hy man ' s desire; Let him fiy up to darkness, and to stars! ■ — Edwin Duerr. , i f

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and partially screened by the low willow tree is Artemisia Hall, the women ' s new dormitor ' ; while just to the le ft of the center at the head of the lake is Lincoln Hall, the men ' s dormitory. To the right of the fold and barely visible, are the Hospital and Education Buildings. Nearest the shore of the lake and in full iew is the Agriculture Building, which hides part of the white sandstone Chemistry Building. Dwarfed by surrounding structures, a corner of the old Library is visible between the Chemistry Building and the Alice McManus Clark Memorial Library, the long structure extending nearl) ' to the right extremity of the view.

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