University of Utah - Utonian Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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one of the most beauti- ful university campus buildings in the country shall presently be opened for our use and enjoy- ment - but it is up to us, the students, faculty, and alumni, to convert this structure for our ser- vices and improve the attitude of our campus with a unifying spirit - for We are the actual builders of successfulness in our campus life. Here, The fireplcice con be seen dividing The Browsing Room, cincl unolernec1Th is found The Two-woy fireplace. -'M fmt V' f il - f 4 K' ' s' .f' z is if J xl if , Ja. K r , ' T . - . ' ' ' lr I 'Q - I , U ug ,ae uf- ,. 'z ,Q JV, 1' ' I Y A .r -, v rf! fri 97? IJ If fe w .vfffLf.. 0 'Q T ff fy ' J. if -' if Q 4 f I ' if fi X 5 The phoTogropher's comerci captures The ballroom wing To The right, The publiccdions offices in The center, ond The sTudenT c1cTiviTy offices To The lefT.

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