Princeton University - Bric A Brac Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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m£ w c i m : Joreword HE plastic period in the lives of well-bred youths, the four years ' fashioning malleable clay which is to become a noble statue or a tragic figure misshapen through its own incompetency — this is the University ' s Trust. Excellence in any field of endeavor, acquaintance with people and things present and past, here and everywhere, a more thorough understanding, a keener discernment, a cultivated philosophy adaptable to all mankind and the universe — these constitute the University ' s Interest. The multiple activities from day to day, the great and small events that add more zest, the panorama of action and industry from one year ' s end to the next — this is the University ' s Principal, the which it is our honor and pleasure to present. 11

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On behalf of the Class of 1930, this book is respect- fully dedicated to Cjjrtsittan austf, gjffl., Uttt. B. As a tribute to the respect, the esteem, and the spirit of good fellowship he has inspired in the hearts of Princeton men, through his outstanding achievements in the field of French Literature and in critical writings, as well as through his unfailing zeal in the performance of his duties as Dean of the College.