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“new home In following exceipt of a letter from Fr. Sorin, posted in a Jenthier text in front of the log chapel, one be- gins to realize the campus has not changed much in 1 57 years, ' it all seemed so beautiful. We were in a hurry to enjoy all the scenery along the lakeshore of which we had heard so much. Though it was quite cold, we went to the very end of the lake, and like children, came back fascinated with the marvelous beauties of our new home. Once more, we felt that Providence had been good to us and we blessed God from the depths of our soul. " Fr. Sorin, December 5, 1842. Though the beauty of the campus has changed little since 1842. the University has survived terrible fires and tlnanciai troubles. TTiis instituion has made the tran- sition from small college to military training facility to a leader in Catholic academ- ics. Phoii > hv: Thomas Hill The F-^lcmcnts 7 ”
