Road to Lincoln College 1977

Road to Lincoln College 1977. Today the road to Lincoln presents a different view. It is sealed and heavy traffic speeds its length; wire fences and trim shelter belts have replaced the sod and gorse; and new College buildings, rising high above the distant trees, make known the campus. As a different system for practical work has evolved, students no longer work in the paddocks, and the bell is silent. The College has grown enormously: there are now women students, overseas students, and a large post-graduate group. It is no longer a community that can be readily comprehended (Burns 1977).