Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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1 , -Ii BI'-m:'f i? ENTRANCE TO MAIN

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ADMINISTRATICDN government we have inherited the idea of law and order. Greece, with her love for democracy ROlVl the majestic organization of the Roman and self-government, has bequeathed to us the ideal of individual freedom. Neither of these was sufficient in itself and thence came the downfall and The glory that was Greece And the grandeur that was Rome have become mere echoes of a dramatic past. It is insuflicient to say that our Administration at Augsburg seeks to be a reflection of either of these ideals alone. Rather, it is a blending of the best element in each with the high heritage of Christian leadership. At its helm we have our esteemed presi- dent seeking always to guide the course of true education. Working with him are instructors and administrators conscientiously striving to prepare the individual student to meet the needs of life where both law and freedom play their part.