University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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F. -ff 'IHiE1219,27o43Tl E C OP-DD 1 -. -F. rf-0 ef , future. There is, for example, a 33,050,000 expansion .1 YQ plan in the medical line which will extend over a period 'Ag aj of years. And the Medical Committee has not been v . sitting idle, for more than 351,100,000 of this already has ,b ix been contingently pledged. N is-Q The construction of a boulevard on the west bank of T . l A the Schuylkill and the eventual widening of 33d Street if. . will vastly improve the approaches of the campus, and it it hoped that before so very long a way will be found to ' ,Q J remove the elevated freight line which divides the River .5 Athletic Fields from the Museum and Franklin Field. r 'e ' .lust such plans as these show how Pennsylvania, ever li unsatished with present achievements, continues to reach . out further and further, limited only in its efforts by the i . i t i element of time. l r . . 1 fi During the short time that the present graduate has Lenmg gs . made the campus his home, one change after another has been brought about until . ' . in outward appearance these grounds are as an aged oak covered with a new foliage. 2, Figuratively speaking, the campus has grown from a small sprout, shooting up T9 - Q and spreading out with the sands of time and being strengthened in its growth ' fit by the very atmosphere about it, but it is ever the same, unfaltering in its purpose. ,YQ A And each Pennsylvanian, whether of generations past, present, or future, will ..' ' ' hold it dear to his heart. When in years to come graduates have spread far and wide over the earth, :ig 'V when new hopes and aspirations in a different world distract from their recol- .iv .ii lection of bygone days, and when familiar faces of college classmates are long i 'jx forgotten, then. may the graduate turn to ' .p the pictures of his campus and call back to ,X if i memory the halls and walks of his Alma if gf, Mater and these, in turn, will open the door 11,5 . T V to the past. 0 Q Though changes since his time may have lig A been great, and the future may hold in store 9- , ' even greater changes, still the Pennsylvania if ' ll! atmosphere was, is, and will remain the same 'p . pm, pond forever. f yr wi -'ral 24 Ii:-A

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MEDICAL HALL Physicians, of all men, are most happyg whatevet good success they have the world proclaimethg and what faults they commit, the earth coverethf' -QUARLES

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K ' +I lg - 1,21 ' H, E121 Z. o 51' I fig! S ilk, V, iw- L :.'f1.-:aff , - M, o f ' W' 5 o' eQV 1i-4 we ZOOLOGY BUILDING SC S! There is but one book for genius-Nature. ifM1VIE. DE LUZY