Case Western Reserve University - Lux / Differential Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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sot asa lt, ‘ : 3 a % i “em . : omens Fe os eta , mp sagen seneensnne a aN Fa, President John S. Millis, Dean C. H. Cramer, and the undergraduate members of Omicron Delta Kappa viewing progress of the new science center.

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Progress is the watchword of the urban university, in that the university must strive to maintain its physical plant in accordance with the metropolitan style which distinguishes it. Maintenance of present size is not enough, the urban university is expected to grow with the city, and provide the necessary facilities of higher learning. Thus within the last few years we have seen the University Circle Foundation unroll the plans which will accomplish this expansion. We shall become the most urban of universities, offering the cultural advantages few can boast, and preparing students most completely for the prevalent cosmopolitan way of life. Most assuredly physical expansion is not progress enough. Un- doubtedly it will carry with it advancement in curriculum, study, and methods of teaching. This will be the task of the people connected with the modern urban university. To keep pace will involve change; for- tunately university officials have already indicated their foresight along these lines. With the improvement and physical advancement will come academic progress . . . we shall grow not only in body but in mind.

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Freiberger Library Mather Administration Building