University of Northern Iowa - Old Gold Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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The Campanile . . . landmark of our college life. lTs bells senT Us To class each morning and chimed The sunseT in. We looked for ThaT lighTed face when we reTurned from weekends. We laughed aT The hands ThaT never agreed. We'll always remember iT . . . The Campanile . . . our Campanile

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ig M- .. T ab. l Wx Q ffm, 3- fv'xX,' a , 4 X .. ,gi like.: . MVT if 1 'inn' 1 r le ,VJ . . . The second All-College Conference on International Affairs. The business of books and The unchanging class schedule was broken in April by The busTle and exciTemenT of The second All-College Conference on InTer- nafional Affairs. We greeTed The delegaTes eagerly and svvarmed To hear Them speak. FirsT we saT in The audience . . . Then WenT in droves To The coffee hours To see Them more closely and even speak To Them. For Three days There was an aT- mosphere of cosmopoliTanism upon The campus. Then iT was over . . . buT we looked forward To anoTher ACCIA nexT year. We greeted The delegates eagerly , ,