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Foreword Herein we present the thirty- first volume of Duke University ' s Chanticleer. It is a war-time olume, and the finished product, therefore, is quite different from the original plans made last September. Yet, we hope that you will find in this book a portion of that spirit which is Duke and vhich makes us lo ' e our University. The staff has enjoyed putting this yearbook together for you, and if we have succeeded in representing the fine character of our Uni ersity, then we will have accomplished the purpose for ' hich we have worked this year. We hope that through its pages die students will find a reminder of the joys, problems, and friendsiiips of their college life; that our readers, our imparital obserxers, may find in this olume
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The men ol Duke who fought, died, and won the- First World Way were termed the Lost Cieneration after the Aiinistiee and the Peace Treaty. The ideal for which the - had foui ht was lost when our Country returned to materialism, isolationism, and the realization that honor and gior ' hatl had no })art in the battle. The Lost Generation became aware of the fact that our national indifference had helped in part to sow again the seeds of dissatis- faction, jealous ' , and hatred. May we fight for the right and win. May we be ready to take up arms and fight again for that which we will ha e won. Ma ' we become courageous and firm fighters for the just peace and sur ' i e as internationally- minded citizens and leaders, so THAT FREEDOM SHAL PERISH FROM THE E
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an understaiidiiio and an appreciation of the devotion which wc students ha e for Duke. This year, as an economic conser ' adve. the staft has di ided Vrl parts. The first, the has been planned to the book into two URRICULAR. . ■ present those aspects of Duke which center around the Uni ersit ' Administration, the Faculty, and the activities in and growing out of the classroom. The second part, the EXTRA- CURRICULAR, has beende- signed to present all the actixities so important in a rounded curriculum which are apart from the general study aspect of college. We hope you will lind this -olume a source of pleasure as the years pass b ' .
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