Beloit College - Codex Yearbook (Beloit, WI)

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EDITOR: ROBERT ARMBRUSTER BUSINESS MANAGER: THOMAS MCCAUSLAND LAYOUT EDITOR: BARBARA BAPTIST

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H 7726 poet . . . dijfmex a lane and spirit of mziiy . . . which ravak 27er 2'71 lize Iermrc cr TECOHU'ZENIETII 0f oppojz'fe 0r zlixwrdmzt qsziliex . . . llze 56775;? of novdfy midfrarh- IIEJX will: 0M 62le famin'tzr oijedy SAM L'EL TAYLOR COLERI DGF. The above quotation is, we feel, appli- cable and helpful to our presentation of life at Beloit. The first, and most obvi- ous parallel is with regard to the form and style of. this yeafs GOLD. XVe have tried to institute some new ideas, and still retain a part of the old, traditional GOLD. The second level, and the one which really helped us to follow this idea of balancing two extremes, concerns the campus situation itself. Many of the same buildings, students, teachers and administrators are presented again this year; but many are new. Beloit has a new chapel, a new president, a few new activities, and, without being sentimental or idealistic, may we add, a new spirit. Here again it is interesting how the parallel hold true . . . our presidents ideas combine traditional thought with modern . . . the chapel is both contem- porary and medieval in design . . . the spirit which we called new is really one which has retained the valuable tra- ditional elements, and has added the new, the Fresh. iVe hope, as you read the GOLD, that you will perceive this balance which we have tried to communicate.