Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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It is difficult to say how many careers may have been planned, how many romances plotted, in minds of young persons daydreaming over their books in hidden corners of our library. No doubt the solitude it has provided for exploration, reading, and thinking has caused those who have set high goals for themselves to attain them as a result of their academic perseverance. As is only fitting, the library continues to be the center of Denison ' s academic life for both professor and student. Classes and laboratories have always giv en the original impetus to our search for truth and fact, but when their facilities can go no further, we tiun to books and the wisdom of the men who wrote them. Books are the treasured wealth of the world, the fit inheritance of getierations and )iatio)is.