University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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The competitive nature of life makes education the key to the future. With the facilities and materials for knowledge, the universities are the dynamic forces which mold thoughts and give impetus to ideas. The University of Washington, in meeting the standards of the present and the demands of the future, looks to a rigorous program of expansion and improvement.

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An atmosphere of change pervades the University. New buildings take their place beside the old; additional wings enlarge spatial capacities. Yet growth itself is shallow if not ac- companied by progress. If growth comes relatively easily, growth with direction does not. The University strives to accommodate old and new forces. New architecture complements the old; new academic theories and techniques synthesize with the established. Youth and that which is novel and untried control the powerful potential. The University, aware of this, meets the challenges of the students and contemporary society through research. It is an age of research and publish or dor- mancy and perish.