Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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During a year of unusual and continual progress at Indiana Univer- sity, we have attempted to give to the students an ARBUTUS v hich will reflect for them the swiftly changing trends and customs of the mod- ern university of today. Thousands have turned and returned to college in order that they might more readily find their place in the ever vary- ing and ever advancing world. A modification in the way of college life was inevitable — so was the modification in the reflection of college life. For a large group, col- lege assumed a more significant and serious meaning, but for many it also held its old rah-rah appeal with a renewed fervor which even sur- passed that of the good ol ' days of the raccoon coat and flashy pen- nant. Whether or not you have been aware of the fact, you, college stu- dents, have conformed with a way of life which is the aspiration of future and the envy of past generations. Regardless of the changes in the University and life here, your sojourn has characterized you as one of the most eccentric and stereotyped classes of people in the world. Your college years have been the most vital and sublime ever to oc- cur in your history of life. We hope that you will find much of this vital- ism and sublimity embedded in this, your book. Life at Indiana Univer- sity was momentous, informal, and transient. Let this be the tone of the 1947 ARBUTUS.