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

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In trying to understand better what goes on in the outside world, the Loyola family entertained many guest lecturers. Among the wide range of topics discussed was how to burn draft records, how to better save starving chil- dren, and how to better interpret the pregnant struggle of the modern church. 13

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Perhaps one of the most burning issues in America ' s eyes is the col- lege student armed with newly found concepts of the way things should be. Though often thought of as static and conserva- tive, Loyola has moved to assume her role in today ' s changing world. Her worn pathways are crossed by every one from the out- spoken critic to the silent demagogue. 12

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As the scItooI year wears into the Sf)irit of Loyola gentlemen, a re- freshing relief is felt with the ap- [)earance of our neighborhood lo ' elies. This year, the Loyola girl as- sumed an even more evident role for she seemed to appear in all ac- tivities and controversial debates. All shapes and sizes make up the necessary balance and the wide se- lection emphasizes just how liber- al an education can be.