Western Michigan University - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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mc cracken hall By practical application, some physics laws became a means, that had as their end a culmination of aesthetic beauty. This end had dynamic sim- plicity whose functionalism became a place that propagated the pursuit of knowledge. The pursuit was diversi- fied. For some it meant the analysis of a I ' icasso, while for others: con- templation of Max Planck ' s Quan- tum Theory. Between these levels were the papermaker and the home- maker, both of whom were conscious of the potential therapeutist that worked near them. This is McCracken Hall. This, with its innltitudes of diversities, is Western. 28