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

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follow your interests

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Remaining students complete late afternoon tasks as four silvery chimes forecast twilight ' s approach — that intermediate calm — the lull between day ' s bustle and night ' s activity. Shadows mottle the Physical Education Building ' s severe lines, and cast a stately haze on S.C. ' s most recent edifice. Hancock Foundation. The peaceful beauty of the Philosophy sanctuary blends with the fading notes of Mudd Hall ' s invisible musician. For those who miss this hour of falling shadows Mother Nature occasionally arranges a special performance when her mists and clouds transform everyday scenes. and study-

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to work— College is an ii ' .tciii ' cliiai nccaii. v hi)sc waxes Ioik li all llic sIkucs of knowledge: wilhiti which are all (he tides and (■uir -nts of destiin and fate; over whieh sweep all the storms of atnhition and re enge: upon vvhieh falls the gloom and darkness of desjiair and death, and all the sunlight of content and love — an intellectual ocean toward which all rivers run. and from which now the isli ' s and continents of thought receive their dew and rain. Oh. ou gotta get a glory in the work on do: A hallelujah chorus in the heart of on. I ' aiiit. oi tell a stor ; Sing, or shoxcl coal. Mut ou gotta get a glor or the joli lacks soul. Studies serve for delight, for ornament, and foi ahilitx To spend too much time in studies is sloth: to use llicm too nuicli for ornament is allcclation: to make judgment xsliolK |p their rules, is the folK of a scholar . . . crafix men condenui studies, simple men admire them, and xxise men use them, for thev teach not their own use. hut that there is a wisdom without them, and above them, won hv ohservction. '