University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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The SU Lounge was then turned to outer space for a NASA exhibit, held in connection with the groundbreaking ceremonies for the Space Science Research building. Astronaut Scott Carpenter appeared for a talk and discussion with faculty and students. September 23 — first day of classes and many long-held breaths were slowly let out. To finally settle into a routine was a welcome relief for most. To be or not to be a Creek was the traumatic question still left to l e answered Preferential dinners were the climax to Rush — the smiling, the barrage of conflicting points of view concerning fraternity-sorority affiliating, the chitchat about home towns and majors — came to a quick and silent halt as the rushees plodded back to their dorms to sit nervously waiting for the bid pick-ups. Astronaut Scott Carpenter came to campus for the SfHtce Science Research building groundbreaking ceremonies. For many, the trauma of Rush was well worth it.

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Some quick sign-painting was done minutes before the groundbreaking ceremonies for the Space Science Research building. Folk singer Guy Carawan entertained September 30 in a concert co-sponsored by the Arts and Sciences Commission and the Denver Friends of Folk Music.

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Tau Kappa Epsilon’s dance with the Association left the crowd stomping and whistling for more. October 14th’s snowfall left the campus buried under snow-covered branches.