DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Foreword ,, N PRAISE of Old Depauwn the Class of Nineteen Hundred g 'i Eleven submits this volume of The Mirage. We asle only one con- 1 .32 -MSW. cession: that our readers, instead of seeking out errors,-which are lgariag-fizagisf the spirit which has been the source of all our efforts to malee our :Ewa offering worthy of the great institution which it seeles to ennoble in inevitable, for the editors are human,-strive rather to understand the minds and hearts of all who turn its pages: ln a sense The Mirage is a product of self-love,-inasmuch as that love is con- sidered as directed toward our own university. We argue, however, with Voltaire, that this iiself-love is the instrument of our preservation, it resembles the provision forthe perpetuity of mankind-it is necessary, it is dear to usf, Ours is not the self-love which leads men of narrow minds to measure all manleind by their own ca- pacityf' but rather that self-love engendered and instilled into our very beings by close association with the customs and traditions of Old DePauw. These customs and traditions have, in turn, been fostered and developed by three-quarters ofa century of S