University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The University is a society quite distinct from other forms of society. lts interests are peculiar, Jui gmerix, and an attempt to make a Popular Science Nlonthly or a Ladies' Home journal of the Mag. would be a serious shock to our collegiate traditions, if not a defeat of the real purpose of the monthly publication. Another publication, drawing its news from University doings, but planned to interest those not in actual attendance on the various collegiate functions and departments, specially written to keep the alumni in touch with University aliairs, is the Alumni VVeekly. This, together with other publications, such as the Engineers' Year Book, The Gopher, and the High School Moiithly, is published in the interest of special organizations and classes. ' . , f '.. 'H' ' i 4... '...'. .... ii i - x'! i HUS from year to year the University has been 1 .al Vin, -' deepening and widening its powers and oppor- Q g tunities. As it has extended its plant in a ,. E ,NI material manner, so from year to year it will 9 Q Riff:-:',' endeavor to raise its standard of education and f. bb gf to occupy a more exalted place among the in- .' Qfin, .,: QQ stitutions of higher learning. Z.',.' . , , , Should the present readers of the Gopher ' 0 ' M return, at the end of a half century, they will find a greater University of lWinnesota, more elaborately equipped, more complete in its organization, more thorough in its scholarship, but hardly more sincere than the University of today in its efforts to give the best that it possesses or to inspire its students with nobler ideals of education and life. 21

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