University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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Already these things have partly come, and are surely coming in their fulness. Let them come as quickly as they should-not too quickly, not pre- tentiously and superhcially, but quietly, soberly, in God's good time. The future is rosy with hope. Indeed, we may say without exaggeration, that the University has undergone a new birth. With ability in guidance, strength and practicality in execution, unity of spirit, co- operation and loyalty on the part of all, we may well hope in the near future to hear the people of the State say with just and kindly pride: Our University is a great and in- dispensable public servant. God bless her! And what sort of human product shall this great spirit- ual machine turn out? This: Christian gentlemen who are not partisan but patriotic, not merely denominational but religious, not intolerant but truth-seeking, not privilege-seeking but righteous, not mammon-worshipping but practical, not faddy nor pedantic but scholarly. Hflrmis el Virtutef' THOMAS PEARCE BAILEY.

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