Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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Forestry building . . . used strictly for men. it suddenly becomes the domicile of chattering Home Ec. majors . . . the longest walk on the campus, and somehow isolated from the activity of the campus ... destitute forestry deprived of upper-class major students, work out their projects, . . . returning foresters, who lived the life of Riley at their down- into rooms, disturbing females. A friendly Aggies.

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Trees hide more old institutions—the Smart Gym, domain of Coach Joe Jensen; the LDS Institute; and the Extension Service, where standards of the College maintain survival. From an upstairs Main, your impression was one of green—trees cloak the the Institute, the decaying road past the president's nasium . . . fhey appear clandestine and subversive

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Lighting the way to education ... or freedom ... or the way home . . . or the barracks—but a lamp post, nevertheless: buried in snow for the longest and dreariest of all winters. An Ethan Frome atmosphere pervad( d the whole school; no way to escape from the dreariness of snow, and cold, and late buses, and short days. Happiest for the cold weather were the physicists, who delighted in recording the temperatures and weather with that of '93. Typical of the whole war was this depression, but the strong souls weathered the side.