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Left. This space-like building is home (or many classes. The Classroom Building, like the Union, touches almost every student through various classes taught there. Below The University of Wyoming isn ' t all flowers and nice weather. The average snowfall in Laramie is about 35-45 inches a year. The snow season starts in early November and frequently may last through graduation in May.
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...Old and new build the future Above top left. The stone of this planter monument is part of all the buildings on campus. It is sandstone quarried by the University and used in design and construction of all buildings on campus. Above. The Aven Nelson building, located in the southwestern comer of the campus, is one of the older buildings on campus, housing biology offices and overflow from other buildings. Above top right. During the spring and early sum- mer, planters all over UW are filled vnth snap- dragons, geraniums, petunias and many more. When students arrive in the fall, the floweres are in full bloom as showTi here in front of Old Main. Right. The UW planter on the lawn in front of Merica Hall is filled with hundreds of small gold Bachelor Buttons. 22 Campus Pictures
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...The wind isn ' t the only music. The Elizabethan Faire The 7th Annual Elizabethan Faire was held September 15-20, offering Wyom- ingites an opportunity to retreat in time to the simpler times of the 15th Century. The Faire, complete with queen, beefeaters, serfs, and peasants opened to a perfor- mance by Duck ' s Breath, a satirical comedy group, Minstrels wandered through the crowd as people chewed on barbequed turkey legs, watched Shakespearean plays and looked at crafts from the Elizabethan period. The Faire ended with an evensong mass in Elizabethan style. Fairegoers, reluctant- ly returning to the present, removed their headdresses and looked forward to next year ' s Faire. Right. The feature attraction of the Elizabethan Faire is the banquet. Those who attended must wear authentic dress to add to the gaiety o( the food and fun had by all. Above. One of the highlights of the faire is the open market held on the green in front of Hoyt Hall. Par- ticip ints have the opportunity to buy food, gifts or just window shop. Right. Sw«mne Alley was presented in the Arts and Sciences Auditorium as part of the Elizabethan Faire. An evening of musical skill was enjoyed by fairgoers. 24 Elizabethan Fair
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