Carleton College - Algol Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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A WORD TO THE CRITICS No playwright nervously pacing the wings on opening night ever experienced frightening trernors comparable to the editorial qualms we knew when the final draft of the i948 Algol was completed and sent away forever beyond our recall, Now the drama, OUR CARLETON, plays to its biggest audience, some eleven hundred in nurn- ber, each one a self-appointed critic and rightly so, We can only say before the acid test of approval or disavowal is met that our publication involved a story of ,iuggled budgets, migraine headaches, dark words with printers and engravers, coffee nerves --an old story, but nothing we would forego if we could have it to do all over again in order to give you a yearbook to rernember. As playwrights to critics or attorneys to the jury, the defense rests.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT VVE PRESENT, on-the-spot Carls often lapse into the habit of thinking that this college and its campus life are solely dependent on our own existence here. It is, unfortunately, too easy to forget the vast numbers of men and Women Whose unstinting service and devotion down through the eighty-odd years of Carleton's existence have made it the institution it is today. It is to these Carleton alumni, for Whom reality has now become only a memory, the 1948 Algol is dedicated in a spirit of gratitude and in the hope of pleasure to be found in recollection.