Seton Hall University - Galleon Yearbook (South Orange, NJ)

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FACULTY GRAOUME s Dedication Administration Faculty Graduates Underclassmen R.O.T.C Organizations Campus Activities University College Activities Athletics Index Patrons and Advertisers o«oa « iM,ONS 6 11 31 53 271 283 293 347 359 363 392 394 Page 5

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Universities are made of men. They are made of good men, thinking men. Within the world of the university, there are no gothic towers or great stoned archways, for it is in the mind that the university lives. Here twist the crystallized dreams, the dim unknowns, the dreary disillusionments and resplendent ideals that seep into humanity moulding good and evil. There exists as well for all mankind an in- - sanity-bruised half-world j t ♦ | in which men hurry ■ .. . , V , . ■ . ■ without thought, but this is not the land of the mind. It shall not be found in the university. Setonia endures because it thinks. It is think- ing now, this small tight core of men, and be- . . . . tween today and whenever in tomorrow these words shall once again be read, the greatness of ' vy Vv-- Page 4

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(Even the darkness is not too dark for thee. But the night shines as the day — Darkness is as the light. DE lliiiil M l ■- iff m s % : RAIN . ; . gently falling through the night, bending down the sharp grass blades, tumbling droplets on cool earth. Softly fall the rain . . . on the roofs of shadow buildings, gargling fn the gutter pipes. Tenderly it pats the pavements shimmers bright the restless trees. Softly falls the rain . . . t