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

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ject- ments go. Chicag a physical sense of Chica a campus. But then there is an idea bonded by a unity of concept. There is 0 is a tangible 013 y dlverse ele -an idea of wide! 22

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Old events have modern meanings; only that sur- vwes 0f past history which Ends kindred in all hearts and lives. I. R. LOWELL, Manhood This is the 1966 Cap and Gown, the year book of the University of Chicago. As such many people will expect a variety of things from it, and, neces- sarily, some of them will be disappointed. A yearbook should do more than just record the events of the past academic year. If this were not true, a bundle of Maroons would probably serve the same purpose. A yearbook should be concerned with those things One cannot find in a news Story; it should examine the character of the campus- that quality which distinguishes this school from any other. It was with this dehnition in mind that the 1966 Cap and Gown was conceived. The lack of space forced the exclusion of some material, but it is hoped that that which remains adequately presents the Chicago that we observed. 21

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