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MWERSfTY OF PITTSBURGH LIBRARIES Many people ask: Why is yearbook? Well, there are various superficial reasons, but the answer is within each of us. What do I mean? Consider the university experience. It is made involvements, and The place is us. For some, it is for others, the dorms, hill, or even Oakland really matter what our point is, only that it exists for of us, symbolizing the stitution. Next, consider periences each of us has here. Whether falling in love, studying athletics, groups, or from the university, as a result of them come, at least, a person.
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w hen the University of Pittsburgh decided, in August, 1965, to become state-related, every aspect of campus life was profoundly influenced. As a consequence of this new status, the philosophy which served as Pitt's guiding principle underwent an important change. Under Chancellor Litchfield Pitt was aiming at establishing itself as one of the 10 or 12 best universities in the country, and attracting a nation-wide student body. As a member of the Commonwealth System, Pitt now aims to serve the higher educational needs of the sons and daughters of Western Pennsylvania. Before 1967, the University community shared a goal, and its students were from backgrounds of similar values and they shared a largely common college experience. Since 1967, Pitt has come to resemble more closely a service station in that the University has adapted itself to meeting the needs of a much more diversified student population, and without the direction supplied by a shared goal. The period 1967 to 1971, which will serve as the focus of this Yearbook, has been an important transitional era for the University. It has shifted from shaping a cosmopolitan student body to accommodating itself to a local group, and people
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