Carleton College - Algol Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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PUBlISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF CARIETON COllEGE, NORTHEIEID, MINNESOTA EDITOR: BARBARA OlSON BUSINESS MANAGER: DORIS JEAN RUCKER

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W ' LGOLFOR Inspired by the traditions of the past to Work for an enlightened future, We, as a war college, are ever-conscious of the importance of the present rno- ment-a moment which is indeiinable because it is rnanysided, a time which is never static, but which imposes a responsibility and provides an opportu- nity. THE TIME IS NOW.

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We call l945 a clifferent year W . e consiae' it important because of the thinas it continues but also because of the activties wht h - . ic it origi- nates and wh' h ' ' ic give it individuality. Some of these chanaes are temporaryp others will no olouht become a permanent i , ntearal part of Carleton life. , .1 gs the ijtlfltjltill servirc flag: X1 vc-nst11r1l re-- ininder or 1-l1s ' sina sefntl weekly is sttcs ot the C!3.l4'llg' TQNlAlXl as M1 14-1-fill of Jf,lle1.1v'- life in '4'1 . 1 -w. r,i.t!111:1tir11: 5 1 tcricwle In world ffl Q l.lS, Pratt--ssrr 2 f S119-tzlcs 11? ri ug 'Joel-clyt'l1.1'r'1l 1 1 it I .M A ' ffm. is 1 Foremost in our thought is the world sittiatiou and those who are talcina the most active part in it. 'We thinlc often of Carls in service. Vfe think of them write tru them, wait for their llCJlllQCOlIllllLJ. ue Hal -