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

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Commons lT is in The vasT coolness of BarTleTT or The cramped ruggedness of STadium ThaT college life blossoms . . . rules are learned, acquainTances made, opinions exchanged, and leisure and sTudy Times filled. As one moves Through his college career, new residences mark new ouTlooks in more ways Than one . . . one becomes a parT of a rule-making body, friendships solidify, opinions become more numerous and beTTer subsTanTiaTed, and lei- sure and sTudy Times become precious enTiTies which musT be delicafely balanced. lT is wiThin The walls of The classroom buildings ThaT The academic life Ticks off iTs mosT valuable mo- menTs. WiThin The confines of The classroom one firsT discovers how liTTle he really knows, Then seTs abouT cor- recTing The siTuaTion as besT he can. He realizes ThaT These momenTs are among his principal reasons for being here. He lisTens, he conTribuTes, he Takes nofes, he absorbs, he forms personal sTandards and criTeria for judg- menT. The Library, symbol of ThaT pervading spiriT, becomes increasingly imporTanT as he moves Toward The climax of his college educaTion, for wiThin iTs walls he finds The TranquiliTy necessary for inTense sTudy, as well as The opporTuniTy To uTilize iTs elemenTs of knowledge, Thousands of volumes on hundreds of subiecTs.

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