University of North Texas - Yucca Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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z: 'r vn. But the buildings are only the starting point of a university. The students which overflow the halls and occupy the desks trans- form these often cold, bleak places into productive centers of activity where the process of learning is attempted. Acquiring an education is often lonely and sometimes a bit frightening. A small amount of knowledge can disturb and perplex, making the individual dissatisfied. He may question, probe and doubt. But protests and doubts are the symbols of our age. 7

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sl 1 hh if K q I I! IE , g -.-....,, jiinlkiisyi' V I-14 ff-inf wmv' M., 1 F97 , , ,-f4f '- 1 N ......-- The university is ever changing. The old must give way to the new, leaving behind vague memories of what once was. A crashing building is a sign of progress, but also destruction of something once beautiful and sturdy. The new building rises tall and sleek, boasting its authority and progress, but the image of the building is preserved in our memory. . f S .e... i 6

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This sprawling domain is punctuated by forests, oil derricks, and industry. Her cities are complex and urban, but appearances are often deceiving. All of the glitter and tinsel of the cities are no more than a facade. Underneath still beats the pulse of the frontier and of the people who labor to carve out this empire in the Southwest.