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The Ambassador: 1975, University Of Windsor

The Ambassador Yearbook

What is the University of Windsor? In the strictest sense, it is a collection of about thirty buildings clustered together in a relatively small area. The buildings are both old and new, testaments to different styles of architecture over more than one hundred years. But the true meaning of the University does not come forth from mortar, bricks, and concrete. Dillon Hall’s Gothic archways and marble staircase are a sharp contrast to the Law School’s sharp-sloping roof and sunken square. Both are admirable to the onlooker, but portray little of the University’s true character.