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h e 1904 Cardinal •* tion f^gSF Student Life Organizations 22 Sports 38 People 66 iL r[ Academics 88 Seniors 100 BTraditio n in C fl R 3 I « fl i voiuwe 7 -%»" ^i^ r A- V-^< >'• ^\ 'kW4 **•, ^ ..i'i, .'S ?*<.*'-?•* »f "i , !-^. ^ ''^ffr -I. THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA '^ Washingjon, DC 20064 ^-Tradition Over the years, The Catholic University of America has changed its face repeat edly. No area of campus, or of campus life, is safe from the advances of time. Built on the soil of a hundred years of tradition, the new Columbus School of Law has been the brightest reminder of our growth. The location was once a Held, a stadium, and a parking lot, but now it boasts the most contemporary law school in the area, a beautiful lawn, and an underground parking garage. Physical changes are a constant part of Catholic University's growth process. The vision of a comprehensive Student Union gains momentum as the existing campus facilities are renovated. As the University's structure changes, so do the people who live, work, and study here. Freshmen no longer wear "dinks" at Orientation, and if someone mentions "the Sports uniforms have come a long way since 1938, when the This freshman Is sporting one ofCatholic's best traditions football team posed for this photo. The Flying Cardinals won ever, the "dink." Freshmen were expected to wear this 5 out of only 8 games played that year. The program was going cap during Orientation, holding It over their hearts when places then - in 1936, the Cardinals won the Orange Bowl, the Shrine bells rang, and tipping it to a senior as they beating the University of Mississippi, 20-19.
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