University of Chicago - Cap and Gown Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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What would be most welcome would be the abandonment by all peoples of the many super- stitions which plague them, and the acceptance by all of a scientific philosophy. Herluf H. Strandskov Zoology WIhe Itacher ought not to serve the pupil, but both the Spirit Uni. Hessej. Education is little more than intellectual and spiritual encouraged ment to such free obedience. Gerhard Meyer Wi1h ML Meyer is, on the right, Christian Mackaucr of the College Economics History staffJ 17

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The Faculty speaks In order to present a unique and perhaps more genu- ine picture of the University of Chicago Faculty, Cap and Gown has attempted an experiment in this yeaHs issue. With a 25-word limit, which was completely ig- nored, a group of daringA-and ingeniousifaculty mem- bers were asked to comment on one of the following ten suggested subjects: politics religion Life . football . Truth . students . Chicago Tribune . the New College . sex . what is wrong with the University omuDMJude-Jk H C Interestingly and perhaps significantly enough, relig- ion and sex were avcided, ignored, or overlooked by our respondents Life is we compiex to be commented on in two sentences, This is my comment on life. Max Rheinstein Law 16

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18 Sirozier EUnix'ersity Dean of Students till 19383: How about coming up on the porch and joining us for a drink? Loomer: Sorry. but I can't because Pm in training for the new football team that you and the Chancellor am building and raising money for. Bernard M. Loomer F.T.FV Football might interfere with the golf practice grccn on the west side of Stagg Field. but as a golfer I wouId even approve this inirusion in order to see the Marnons kickoff in intercoli Icgiale play. G. R. Hopwood Director Financial Aid