Lake Forest College - Forester Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)

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Ri l I l I I The Unlversity Club l . cimno Ii. II.yi:i,,yN, Il. D.. Ll.. D. . President PROP. jAMlfi tj. Ntii-.1iH.UI . . Vice President Miss Faxxirt lj. Przaiaixs . . . . Secretary NIR. filitllilili I'. Hiiiir . . . Treasurer IW:-ir. Licyvis S'i'r1yv.xa'r . . . . Chairman of Executive Committee Programme Octoller 26!l'aper hy Mr. NYalter V. Larneil on The Morlern School of Landscape Painting. Novemlier o-Paper hy Prof. Charles Stuart on A Poet Among the Painters. Novemlier 23-A Musical at Ferry Hall. lleeemher 7fI'aper hy Hr. Schuman of The Recortl-Herald on Hardy anil the Realistsf' january 15-l'aper hy j uclge Ilickinson on International Arbitration. February I5-l'rof. Charles l'ickett presented a paper on Dickens in Chancery. March 1-lllustraterl paper hy Mr. james Harlan on Experiences in Martinique. March I5 liLlPCl' hy Prof. Henry Stuart on BIysticism. March Zoflhtper by llrof. Bridgeman on the Olympic Games. illustrated. April I2-l'aper hy l'i-of. lfreir of Northwestern on The lfleal Element in Science. Mus H .xiii ,li sri- i- l'l.yni..xx l'ki4sA lx. ll. llaisigx tx Sluts. R lt. l'l.yi:i.xx ZO OF U. S. SUPREME COURT TO LAKE FOREST COLLEGE 1 I VISIT OF JUSTICE HARLAN , , Lake Forest College was honoretl last jane hy a visit from justice Harlan. of the Unitecl States Supreme Court. justice Harlan was visiting his son Richartl ll. Harlan. president ofthe College. Un Weilnesilay, june jth. justice Harlan began a series of Chapel talks on Government and the lfonstitution. These were continuetl Tliurstlay and lfritlay. The talks were not at all technical and were atlaptetl tu the ordinary stuilent. The univer- sality of the application nf the lairs to every citizen in thc lfnitetl States ivas contrasted with the contli- tions in continental liurope. In a very interesting manner the justice compare-l the American and liritisli constitutions. slioyring the advantages and workings of each. anrl emphasizing the check and lialance system. In the thirml talk. the judiciary as the highest power in the lanll was spoken of. The safety antl the surety of protection to every man on the liasis of the right of appeal was pronounced to he the greatest sateguartl to American liberty.

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iillnless the decision as to this general plan forces ns to delay a little the begin- nings of this new architectural era for lake lforest, we expect to break gronml for the College Coninions and at least one new tlorniitory, some time before the ap- proaching Coinmeiicementf' The first illustration gives one plan, now being considered by the Trustees. for firm dormitories, and the College Loininons. lAs we go to press, liowever, we are informed that the Commons will probably be built as an entirely separate bnil4ling.J , ,N 41- -.-fP'f'1.5:-'sz -' ' '1:fQr-'fr-w6rk..Q' X is ' ' V. 1' J nazi' V ,ir V, .xr 1 if , , l af Ah , ll! ! iiowmoxsg-in Q12g'w: '-gs.i5f 1 7,5151 T f 1 'Q .1 231,11 - 'Eiit.a.:13P:i1, ,aRQrf'rt:rs' v . , 3' nv 'Vl- -ar 1' use ll!! T111-1 Nicyy Svliixci-1 Haiti.

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