Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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lik? DEDICATION iii TO WGRK, the basis of all progress, the AURORA of 1914 is dedieatedg to the kind of WORK Whose doing and Whose products are good for humankindg to the teaeher's WORK, which seeks to make men and women who will measure their WORK in terms of universal human Welfare and Who will therefore per- form their tasks with the greater heart and happier zest.

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QQQFOREWDRDQQX THIS Book tells the story of cCThe New Pandora's Box, a story in which Pandora opens a forbidden box and releases upon man his greatest blessing -Work. The results of her disobedient act are mani- fold with us today, our Campus, Studies, Organizations, and College Life exem- plify her beneficent gift and its fine chas- tening of our baser metals. As you read through this AURORA QF 1914 will you not occasionally think of that beautiful Pandora, endowed by all the gods, whose old-time curiosity has made it possible for all to know the sweet pains of a finer and finer humanism? She is the first great author of the richest memories that you will cherish through life, memories that the AURoRA qf 1924 will help you to keep ever fresh and bright.