Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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The man who can live Without the Polis is a beast or a god. Thus Aristophanes valued the Greek city state, the transition between ancient tribal and administrative government. Com- munism was born in regirnented Sparta, democ- racy in idealistic Athens. The jury system of the Heliciaea, the voting process of the Ecclesia and the constitution of Cleisthenes were progenitors of the democracy we value and support in every campus and civic organization of our society. Senator Hubert I-Iumjilzrcy de- Iimfrs the Clzurlcr Day address. r - H' ' il' iFiiP.1Ef BFE: Slaffei ali eiii' riff

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New Miami buildings reflect art in architecture: lllinnlch goes up across from Hamilton Hall, Herron rlisplays ll .S'!'1Ilf9l7I7 6f1 prmel. The new Herron sculpture, rising towers and Doric and Corinthian columns stand boldly white against Miami brick. These modern remnants of classic architecture reflect the Hellenistic love for striking design. Miami art displays Greek design in modern application. The consistent style and simple magnificence of campus buildings retain the Greek aim of architectural integrity. Greek progress was marked by new construction . . . Miami is growing and building. ' il' al' ul' ll' ll' ul' il' JI' il' nl' nl' 1