University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ON THE NORTH edge of campus is Hue Nms and its colony of aer, Places of the University The University of Cincinnati is constantly gaming and expanding; its physical appearancc reflects this, for its buildings arr: an architectural Illixt'ul'c of old and nring styles and periods Of an ccfurc the God c gargoyle to the contcmp rury glass am SICt'l. As the UI crsity progress, its building program keeps pace as now rep ICES or bcmmcs 1m :ulditiun m the old and us plans are drawn for ll - future, All this, the structures and their placement, have given the school a compact Character peCuliar t0 its identity Qne whifh slowly will 6w: 9 into :mvrher in coming gcncruriuns. McMICKEN'S NAME HONORS CHARLES MCMICKEN. WHO LEFT A FORTUNE TO ESTABLISH AN INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING. h 'mrxiih 41!.

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The University of Cincinnati, Queen City,s proud educator The framework of Ihr University exists us u network bimilar to that of the college phase of a person: it, basically, is a planning, a preparatory stage, much involved Wlth ideas and ideais, and Filled with everyday occurrences. It is the day-by-dny growth of both the University mm! the individual which have given hody and particular clmmcreristics to UC. The oihciui seal of the University gives two founding damsel 819 for the year its two oldest units were established, the Medical College of Ohio and Cincinnati College, and 1879 for the year it was chartered :15 :1 municipal university The units I'Jf 1819 Comprised 21 hcgimling, hut men willed thnt 1hr Cincinnati College grow. Through the years additional enlieges were founded scientihc laboratories took form, and changes kept step the educational needs until today the University of Cincinnati has under its auspices thirteen instruction units, the Observatory un Mnum Lookout, researt'h units, and is affiliated With Several other schools in the City, including the Conservatory nf Music and Hebrew Union College; it is the home of the internationally known plan of cooperative technological education founded in 1906 by the late Herman Schneider As the StrLlL'tilre of the University grew its people, too, grew and huilt traditions and cultures on the campus. Organizations and honorary societies developed around the Colleges, and social groups were founded as students felt thC need for fellowship and communication. Became the University of Cint'innati grew yesrerdzlyt it will grow tomorrow for its structure and irs people have not terminated their gmwth nor have their ideas and ideals become stagnant; rather they continue to progress. to expand, to accept the useful and to reject the outmoded.

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BACK-SIDE OF CAMPUS, SEEN FROM NlPPERT STADXUM IS A PERSPECTIVE RARELY ASSOCIATED WITH THE FACE OF UC. c 1w; THE CLASSIC Van Warmer library- I'Iouses UC's adminislraHve umce. FLANKING Hm University Library en- hance are lamps amp copper green colv umns wilh repea'ed heads cut an ancient. symbolizing wisdom, serving as H19 base.