St Louis University - Archive Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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ft u Udo-m hath built helAeift a hoWue Indeed tuibe iupehnatwial Uuth had met and {juted with the natwud and bath abide in halmo-ny,. And to- the hiah puAfiaAe o£ e ectina thid union pwm uMch ifiAmad the nMedi uwaJL o| education —the (Nathalie lehoiaA and aentteman—$l. £o uU UniwiAity, had dedicated iUei§. QjoA, to- nuAtuAe and feAitfiye the aauna mind undeA the pvee plan o$ Qxxkho-tic tnouaht and cu uAe, do-

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Very Reverend Harry B. Crimmins, S.J., twenty-fifth presi- dent of St. Louis University, is now serving his third year in that capacity. FOR over a century Saint Louis University has been sending forth into the world young men well-eguipped for the struggle for existence by virtue of the fact that they have received a Christian education. To the faculty of the University, the purpose of the education which they were to give to the students was to prepare these young men to face the fact that they must under all conditions, and in all places, defend their Faith, even Page Fourteen