Loyola University Maryland - Evergreen / Green and Gray Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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The college will never be cosmopolitan until it recruits out-of-state, or so the dissenters claim. After prolonged negotiations a ten-acre portion of the Evergreen estate was acquired, and construction soon followed. As the dorm nears its September deadline, we suspect the lament of the future generations will be: Loyola was a good school until it turned its back on its native sons in favor of those dorm people.

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For 115 years we criticized Loyola for not erecting a dorm.

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In an age of protest and discontent on the nation’s campuses, Loyola’s New Breed of Campus Heroes fights a silent rebellion, preferring a pool game to a demonstration, an unorthodox holiday commemoration to a Hippie Love-in or a Happening.