Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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n Retrospect XVhere there is no vision, the people perish. 'llo be great, Northwestern should forever look to a vision-the vision of mature men and women who are morally, intellectually, socially. physically and emotion- ally whole. hlaking this goal become real for each student is not easyg it demands much from both in- structor and student. For the teacher, it means a dedi- cation to educating for life. not merely for a diploma. For those who learn, it means a restlessness to grasp the enduring, the eternal. In today's world of specialization and proht, such a vision of growth might seem impractical. Yet, today it is clear that a disjointed world needs penetration and vision. The attempt at NU to make the vision real: here is our theme. As Northwestern's historian, Syllabus toasts the memories we have cherished, those which formed this vision in 1958. t s S irlcnt l.ilic 26 . . . Administration and Academics 90 . . . Athletics 108 llll ousin 'Z . . . Organizations 276 . . . Seniors. Schools. and Faculty 370