Alfred University - Kanakadea Yearbook (Alfred, NY)

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OUR years seems along period of time when one is looliing toward it and knows nothing of what may be wrapped up in it. After all. when the years are past, college is a very brief chapter in the annals of ones lite, notwithstanding the numberless incidents of value which have crowded one's experiences. In the years we have spent in this old college town beneath the hills, we have met pleasure and discipline. excitement and satisfaction over success, and sometimes the pain and disappointment of defeat and failu re. Our education has not been limited to the resources of books and college hall-s. We have been given a peep at life as it must be lived among men and women of differing dispositions. tastes, and abilities. We have been given an opportunity to learn to tit ourselves in with other people, whose environments and natural inheritance has nothing in common with our own. We have been realizing that life is not all rosy lined as we used to believe. but that there is much of good and much of evil in the world. and that the evil is because of lack of harmony in the lives of men and women everywhere. In our college days the chance has come to us to learn how to solve the problem of self adjustment, to lill our lives with harmonyg the practical proof of our solution will only begin when we have left college and its inliuences behind us. We have before ns the opportunity to bring the world something of broad common sense, of strong manhood and womanhood. of sympathy for the interests of mankind everywhere and through it all to be loyal to the Alma Mater which has given us the lessons by which the world will prove our strength. Q 17 l l l l li l i i li l l 7 i 4 1 5 1 1 l

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