University of Nashville - Garnet and Blue Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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QW Q-1 d J QS. if ig I, . 91,1 40? '4 .Qt J,-1 QV WW .ff id QW? ff J gi i' 4. .f FLJ ' 3- 4 ak-r 43' cv' WW .ff is L. I. EDITGRIAL NCE upon a time there came into our College a revolu- tion, a tearing up of all ideas of schedules and courses, a marvelous, bewildering mix-up of names and num- bers. And all these changes were bodied forth in a gray book of mysteries, termed by the grave and reverend fac- ulty The New Catalogue. ' But in the College another gray book, once a mystery but now, through much handling and con- stant transportation, a dear and familiar friend, had found ad- herents and stanch supporters. Between the two there rose a mighty conflict. On the side of the invader was arrayed all the host of the faculty, and in their midst they bore Dr. Hinds as chief interpreter of their sacred book. On the other side groaned and struggled the student body--reason tottering, hearts forlorn. Out of the confusion and wailings of distress there l1as come at length a sort of triumphal compromise. xxx XfVe, the members of the L. I. Class, have fought under the Old Cata- logue for one long year. Submitting to the New, when prevailed upon by the mighty force of the faculty, we have obeyed such of its commands as we deemed necessary. VVe have emerged, without visible injury, from the labyrinth of Pedagogy and Psychology. We have even reconciled the three opposing elements, Chemistry, Latin, and Biology, yea, mighty have been our achievements. In our hairs is turmoil, in our hearts, the consciousness of wonders nobly done, in our hands, the proud mark of our power-our diplomas.