Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Earlham — Past, Present, Future I ' mni six facull - nu-inhcr-- and luriitv-ci lu Nluilents fmni that mrai;n- ln-ijiniiiiiL; tn tlu- present lay-mit I ' f soit-iice in IS ' i.i tn lliirtv lacult im-iiil cr-. an. I li c luin.lrc-d ami dairies an.l c ' c|ni]iinent l . ir their ex|ieriniental clcni ' Mi tratidii, f..il -fi.ur -tiiileiil ill r ' Jll i ' - a V ' W .te]i. I ' erhaiis it i and thi i liul lypieal of the ex|iansiiin (if the other i roujis e en a Ioniser -tei ' froni ' ■Studenl are desireil not to of the eiirricnluni. Idle u liolu material exjiansioii of the hrinj; w itli them aii ' aiidx elothini; or an ' ie velr - ex- C(dlege duriiii; the-e ixly years is also typified by the step i-e]ilini, ' uaiclie--: if the ' ilo, siieh will lie taken possession from A uell -eleeled ealiiiiet of minerals, to wiliell addi- of and held ilnriiii ' their stay at the ( olk-yi- or returned to tion are fre ' |uentl - made, is accessilile lo tlie students of their p.areiits to the present dei ree of personal lihert - in Xaliiral Scieiiee to the ]iresent Joseph Moore Mliseiini. these matters. .Moreover, the ]n-ohlrni of ln; h eost of h ini;-. Looking; aheail sixt ' years, ulial the siir i in!:;- menihers like the poor, has always heen with its for The inereaseil id our class of ] ' l2i) will si e h ■y ■ when their reunion year cost of fuel, provisions, etc., has niaile u necessary (in comes in I ' iSd, the mo-t daring;- of us cannot venture to lSo,i) to advance the price of tuition, hoard, wasliiny;, light, ,L;uess. We can oiil hope that the essential spirit of ile- heat, etc., to SS.rOO per session ,,f twent - weeks; lint much nmcracy, the simiile idealism, ihc emphasis upon moral as progress has Ijeen made in the matter of charges as in well as intellectual values, which characteri;;ed the hegin- other respects, in the intervening wars, as one can ohserve nings of our institutional life and which is our heritage hy Consulting the latest catalogue. now, ni.iy he transmitted from class to class until that tinte. . gain. Lectures nn the various Xatural Sciences, anil li.Uexer new cnsioiiis and traditions tlie successive c ollege also on other suhiects, illustrated Iw experiments, are de- generations may initiate we m.ay hope will still ex]iress the li ered weeklv li the male teachers marked the beginning sjiirit that makes l-.arlh.im what slie has heen and now is. of I .roup I i,f our ]iresent curriculum: it is a long step J. II. Ci-iqx. Eight

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