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llniuersity — Scenes And dreams shall come of many a May, And thoughts of this wild, fragrant way; And no forgetting one frail day Cone all too quicl ly.
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Uniuersity — uAdminislrdtion Jldminislrdlion Q ' he Ideal Uniuersity U ' Rev. Matthew Walsh President [NIVERSITIES are becoming man factories, mere means for training men to make money. Stress is laid on the practical, the material — the busi- ness courses are popular, the cultural courses neg- lected. We are becoming a nation of trained animals. Our measure of progress is money. % ' But men really progress only by development of W r what is distinctive in man, his mind, his soul, with the material developed only insofar as it aids in the development of the spiritual. The proper measure of progress is in the intense individual and group devo- tion to ideals and in the intense effort to realize ideals. One visions a room in the ideal university as one with oaken beams across the ceiling, with splendid shields and trophies significant of beautiful traditions on the walls, and with colored lights streaming through stained windows. One visions the ideal uni- versity as one in which young men are trained for life as men. Its training is one of character by means of religious and moral training in the quiet atmos- phere of friendly fellows, one of mind by means of a liberal training in arts, letters and philosophy in addition to a training in a particular pursuit, one of body by means of athletics. Notre Dame approaches this ideal. At Notre Dame a young man is developed in character, is given the proper liberal foundation for his special studies, his body is given opportunity for sufficient development by means of healthful sports, and tradition and a general friendliness produce the desired atmosphere, most important in university life. In the Greater Notre Dame with its new residence halls and class halls on its campus, one of the most beautiful and inspiring in America, there will be greater opportunities for Notre Dame to approach the ideal and properly to develop young men for the world. twenty -one
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