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SEMI-CENTENNIAL VIEWS
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A Review of the Semi-Centennial Our Semi-Centennial Celebration fulfilled the most sanguine cx- pcctations. Commencements at Cornell are notable occasions: her May Festivals are famous: but the event of last Spring was the greatestin all hcr history. A description, even wit.h unlimited space. could hardly do it justice. Our ample campus was crowded with former students and other friends of the College. Among these were distinguished men from all parts of the state ami nationg college presidents and profes- sorsg editors and authors: jurists and lawyersg congressmen and cab- inet membersg bishops and doctors of divinity. The atmosphere was surcharged with wit. and wisdom. Happy reunions, cheerful reminis- cences and general good fellowship abounded. How dull must a student have been not to have received great inspiration from such environment. What an encouragement, to those responsible for our growth, were the well deserved praises and the sincere congratulations which were showered upon them. One thing in which Cornell excels is the beauty of her campus and scenery, and the nzonth of June is no inopportune time for her dress parade. With tho delighted guests it was love at first sight. Students of former years were prone to wander again over the velvety slope beneath the maples, to stroll around the world or linger on Harlan Hill to gaze out over t.he fields, the groves and the other wooded hills along the banks of the Cedar. Many of them could not resist the temptation to visit the Palisades, even at the cost of missing parts of the splendid programme prepared for them. But the conduct of the students may be passed over in discreet silence as having little bear- ing upon the peculiar merits of our natural attractions. The general appearance of the campus was prepossessing Every- thing was trim and beautiful except where the foundation of the 11ew library began to make its appearance. Groups of students and visitors dotted the shady slope and gathered at the bull-:iings along its crest. On the front ot' each building was the date of its erection wrought in incandescent lights, with the addition of Old Sen1 on science hall, and 01853, Cornell, 1903, over the entrance of the chapel. Electric lights were festooned among the trees and along the walks and paths of the campus, lending even more enchantment to t.he grounds by night than they possessed by day. The beautiful and impressive processions, in academic costumes, gave formality to the ceremonies. There were tive processions inx all. 16
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