Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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Our Miami, here's to thee. An age ot speed, of frozen food and ot motion pictures came to Miami. The next titty years brought forth a college with a Natatorium, a Stu- dent Center and an Athletic Stadium, a college with modern conveniences, with modern ideas and modern people. No longer did students live on thirty-two cents a week, no longer did students put cattle in the classroom. They still discussed slavery and Shakespeare, but their young minds began to turn to Atomic Energy and the Nautilus. The times had changed, the environment and people had changed, but education had not changed. Colleges have a beginning, and colleges have an ending, but education never really began and education will never really end. It is only we who begin and end. Education is like the air that sur- rounds us. ln the some way that we take oxygen into our bodies and absorb it, we take education into our minds and assimilate it. We give oft oxy- gen in the form of carbon-dioxide, and we give oft education in the form of an essay or a con- versation. That carbon-dioxide is absorbed by the plants, that education is absorbed by other people. Education never began-it was Miami that began. Upham Hall T8 ...,ycw.. - f.: 1 -...H-11..fF::xfmflQ.mr.::11.4.flisf.-ww'-'rs--.2 f' 1'

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