Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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i lf , me E 5. - l , :Egg 2 i Nt. ,d,e-,1,,:.,i.s2:..fiYFE4 FQ iu STAID RAMPARTS OF EMBATTLED STONE where dwell the ugly sentinels amid their towery perch, commiserating with each other and the troubled slcy. The Gargoyle and the Air Raid Pike: such necessary amulets should evil portent doom. THE STARK AND UNFESTOONED BILLET OF THE BRAD- LEY ENCINEERSQ a barricade of brick where men are wont to test, to plumb, to try to probe the temper of a Universe. -.1-i-1 rim f- yn ., -wg-.11-.-1-...a,. . A HARSH DISCORDANT MELODY OF VARIEGATED GRANITE CHORDS

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FACADE . . Bradley Hall, haughty castilated vis- age. With gothic aspirations thwarted, she faces East cloaked in ivied mail. Impenetrable fortress she stands, the milling masses at her feet and gar- goyles in her stunted spires. l JOCKDONFS MECCA, this mysteriously ivied cloister, is Bradley's rejoinder to Tammany Hall. Here, the problems of parity and subsidy present perpetual headaches to our own Tiny Tweedy Ring. Labs '- - it ' Qi x '- i , I BRIGHT MORNING LIGHT does nothing to dispel the velvet shroud. The tired walls and gentry are becalmed, enwrapped and still as daylight treads the walkways with a silent step.

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THIS RESPLENDENT AUREOLEg holcl, bright and shrinking crown, illuminates the rugged, cliff-like walls of Braclley's vi- brant Student Center. TIME WHISPERS ALL AR-OUND US HERE. The trees and Watchtower clock so long have friendly conversations plyecl ancl watched each other grow . . . the clock will soon he silencecl: its heart too soon shall still. Yet time and trees go on and on. 7