Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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ca 9 pxstffiggiull HB T H ,QDYHETQQ3 IV.-XLTER DILL SCOTT Prvsfflenl of Ulf' l'r11'z'wrsz'fy A STEP TOWARD REALIZATION BY WALTER DILL SCOTT A dream, like smoke, cannot pick up the tiniest stone-Hake from the chisel of a workmang yet the dreams of Northwestern University have raised stone and steel into the towering beauties of the lVIcKinlock Campus. An ideal has no hands for toolsg it has nothing with which to work except the persuasive attractiveness of the truth which may be in it. Yet in Chicago the ideals of this University have clothed themselves in an appropriate physical beauty and have provided the physical means for their own fulfillment. It is impossible to look out from the tower of the W7ard Memorial and not realize the power and truth of the ideas which have produced this body and spirit of a university. This accomplishment has come about through the appealing power of ideas to enlist strength for their own fulfillment. It has brought a realization of dreams but it must be remembered that it is only a partial realization. There is more to be realized in Chicago where the responsibilities have been so enlarged, and there are many dreams to be made tangible for Evanston, where inadequacy still cramps. The reality of the McKinlock Campus, Dyche Stadium, and the VVomen's Quadrangle, is proof of the living power of the ideals of Northwestern University, and stirs a confident courage to challenge those remaining obstacles which stand between the University and the fulfllment of its potentialities. ADMINISTRATION Tzverziy-urw T sl D5 T 5 3 1 71 D