Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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We look to you, our alma mater , that Scientific thought is a develop- ,As the concept of space was must begin with the con- cept Einstein said that there are of bbbthpofwhich are necessary to understaxielifigfi AX,a. analysis connected with sensible experiences ifi if i QQJA f xl, 3, ,a.' if 'ffl-M ,fi Ji fgcm, ,l , Eff W ,, 1 1, y,f4,,'Eq0 ., , 2 352 Through these portals enter the best Civil and Chemical Engineers in the land . -'Q ml E iifzll

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CAMPUS SCENES WE WILL The Old Main is a symbol to us. It represents the solid foundation upon which rests our future with the education that we got here. We acquired learning, not just mere training. Our future will be based upon intelligence and perseverance and above all, respect for our fellow man no matter who he may be.

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8 i Did 3.014 .fee the poifer in Doc Sffzglek office up in the chem bzzildifzg? There words l are zwjilefz 071 if: IF IT IVORKS, IT'S OBSOLETEH In science, each of us knows that what he has accomplished will be antiquated in a few short years. That is the fate to which science is subjectedg it is the very meaning of scientific work. Every scientific fulfillment raises new questionsg it asks to be surpassed and outdated. Whoever wishes to serve science has to resign himself to this fact. ,mm ,Ch ,I .- .Q-mis. ix The wintry snows add the touch from the unknown to our halls of science.