University of Southern California - El Rodeo Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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EDITORIAL At the closing of this greatest year in the history of our University, do we as representatives of the student world of America realize our opportunity? Are we going out from our University as men and women who can meet the challenge of our disturbed world. ' We are all so busy about our little affairs we often-times forget the goal of University training. ( )ur year just ending has been splendid in many ways. Our days have been happy— we have felt freed from the world responsibility since the Armistice was signed— ami have we not planned our life work in a more or less selfish way? It is so easy — and natural— to plan to earn money. for money ' s sake alone. The key-word, of our year has been progress. We have progressed in our studies; in our Student Body affair-, as shown by the new constitution; in our athletics; and most, in our feeling of world fellowship, as evidenced by the Service Campaign. To our Senior class we wish good speed and happiness, but more than that, we hope they will definitely realize some of the progressive aims of U. S. C. As Juniors, we are rather big-eyed at the thought of being Seniors—vet happy that we can be Seniors in this great school of ours. Our ambition is to bring other laurels to U. S. C. next year. For the Sophomores and Freshmen we offer the encouragement that U. S. C. brings greater visions and opportunities each year. With the opening of the coming fall term, representing the fortieth anni- versary of the founding of our University, shall we not step into the balls ,,: our new Administration building— clear-eyed, strong-willed young people with Christian ideals influencing every activity? 26