University of Massachusetts Amherst - Index Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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f0 ' . - ' i V ' .--,- 1 i 1 9 ' I i- ■ ! 1 1 1 aHw ■ « IF ' r ll i %..:. ■: 1 t 1 1 31 - •■A 1 J- - ' — ■ — G, OODELL Library receives the brunt of evening study action as the pace continues. Yet, a basketball game at the Cage is likely to out- draw GoodeH ' s offerings, as students try to achieve all experiences in a four year career.

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A Slackened Pace Leads to Leisure and the Pond R, -URAL hints remain that the University once was agriculturally oriented. The pond, at the bottom of the natural bowl ringed by man- made brick and steel mammoths, offers a place for leisurely moments when a person can afford to lie quietly and soak sun. Here, a couple can talk undisturbed, or relax unabashed. Spring and Autumn come to life here when the crocuses sprout and the leaves turn yellow and red. At the pond the pace slows down, lan- guishes, but never stops: it ' s a refreshing pause.