University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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COMMITMENT A second year, n sctcmh nttlestmte ut tip l]ts- lory of the outI]ent ranrl], I|as passeb. ■ liie secoit lioluuic nf tl|e outI|rrrt Olantpug ts pixbltsheii, Jfnr tl|asc fnl|a are in tl|e Pui- liersttu preparing for ll|e great professton of teacl|tu3, mih iI|o (inll grabuate from this ittsti- tution, tl|is hook is tl|e rommentoration of your hita ater, or tI|ose in ll|e 3)w ior College, foljo on tl]e completion of tl|e ttuo sI]ort years mnst lealie tl]is rompanionsljip, tl|e hook is simply a rerorb of prerions ays. pie I]Ope it may serlie, I|ofoe6er, to hring eacl| gronp, in some loay, sometl]ittg of tl|e spirit of tl|e ontljern ranrl|; sometl|ing of tl|e l]ope anb promise, of tl]e conrage anb pohier, of tl|e glory of tl|e ontljlanh ' s Jlnihersity. e look ahea , anh hisioniitg t{|e coming years, (ue realiEC tl]at tl|is hook is hnt tl|e fore- nntner of holnmes far greater, far more signifi- cant, liirf foe are pronh to he pioneers, anb as snci| foe commit tl]is hook to oitr campns pnhlic, tt|at in its pages tl|e recorb of pioneer bays may he an inspiration to more glorions acl]iehement. THE EDITOR

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Foreword HE ANNUAL like a milestone marks the flying years; its pages are the pictured record of the country through which the train has passed. This year the train carries more passengers than it did last year, is manned by a larger crew; it runs more swiftly and more smoothly. But size, speed, organization are at best machinery, valuable only as they bring within our view the world ' s remote horizons, as they prepare us to fight victor- iously the battle in which all men engage. Life demands that the college man shall be, in some degree at least, a leader, since the college is for the training of the men who are to rise above the ranks. Has anything been done in the two years that have passed since this school became a part of the University of California to make the next age better for the last ? Have we carried on ? Many golden dreams are as yet unrealized. We are not all we hoped to be. But the story is, we feel, a record of achievement. Students and faculty have gained the habit of co-operation; a free and diversified community life has been established; student self-government is an actuality; scholarship has risen. As the train halts men depart; some to prepare further in other places and in other ways for the work that v raits for them; some to man the world ' s v ratch-towers. To those who go, as to those who stay, we give All Hail! HERBERT F. ALLEN. C«Heg« Ubrarj 1-0 5.1