University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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The School of Business and Public Administration rivals Switzler in its aging appearance. tudents. Her creaky walls, curved steps, and loose bannisters are well known to sociologists and speech majors who attend classes in the building. Switzler ' s famous bell tolls at graduation to mark the end of four wonderful years of college and upon the death of professors to mark the end of a lifetime. Across the Quadrangle, equally a monument, stands the B PA Building. Here future businessmen and public officials study. One thing is predominant in both these buildings. It is tradition. 15

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As STUDENTS grow emotionally and mentally dur- . ing their year at Missouri, so must the Univer- sity itself show physical growth. Dormitories are welcome additions to the campus as living quarters are expanded to make room for the tremendous influx of students expected in the next few years. Construc- tion of the three dormitories on South Sixth Street has begun and the buildings are expected to be ready for occupancy by September, 1958. Modern decora- tions and facilities will be designed to fit the needs and please the eyes of every student. Though no mention has been made of the names for these dormitories, perhaps a P — for Permanent— would suffice. 17