Drake University - Quax Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Liberal Ofrrs Still Free EDGE et-K l-IE annual is a spectroscopic X, - . . 66 . View of the university. Each G I Y Q 'L -- student sees in it a different phase. Viewed from his angle his college stands in clear relief-.against the common background. viewed' from any angle the College of Lib- eral Arts occupies the center of the picture. Although its work - is fundamental, it is having a struggle to maintain its prestige among its 'Y more professional sisters. The de- mand of the day is tangible and immediate results. The scholar must be labelled-a doctor, a - lawyer, a minister, an engineer, a banker. Liberal education is not appreciated until after one has tried PR12s1oEN'r MoREHoUs13 the group foundation of inadequate preparation and his superstructure loses its plumb. Rehabilitation is expensive. Patch Work is ugly. The professional man who knows no more than his profession, no matter how proficient he may become, is greatly handicapped. lt will be a grey day for education when the College of Liberal :Xrls becomes a truncated cone. The old Saxon was wise when he admonished children To lcrmr to redo and fo write, Tlml they vvsmfzzblc not bcstisf' Nizzctcm