University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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The aim of the University, it is said, is to educate the students. Most of us, however, like to rationalize along these lines. We like to say that learning to live with people- especially of the opposite sex-goes hand in hand with book learning. And We have said it so many times that it's true. The next time you find yourself in a theater line, a hand of bridge, or a dimly lighted fraternity rec room, please remember that it's as in- tegral a part of Missouri as Econ 51. tx

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HOOTIN' FOR BRUTON Politics, with an emphasis on Woman suf- frage, reigned supreme the third week in October. After the two withdrawals-a move to preserve dorm solidarity-Dick Jensen, Steve Lesher, Jim Milne, Robbie Fischer, and Benny Bruton engaged in the battle of skits, serenades, and shoe shines. On Friday night a tartanized crowd Watched Benny Bruton, personable Phi Psi, emerge as 1954 Knight Owl.

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While Missouri is recommended for the student, the socialite, and the athlete, We cannot heartily suggest it to the 1 a.m. gourmet. In Columbia, after a date, the Missouri man spends twenty minutes trying to find a place open and usually ends up with a plate of Boone County Ham and Eggs or a sausage pizza. At this late hour, bleary eyed individuals mull over their dates of the evening, and contemplate the array of toma hawks, pennants, and other Indian relics across the counter The student who has been here for four years knows that, from necessity, after date get togethers must emphasize bull sessions and not food