University of Massachusetts Amherst - Index Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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Jforettjorb WE chose the Beowulf theme for our Index as one both stimulating and inspiring to the imagination. We have, perhaps, mingled the heroic and the ludicrous or merely insipid all too liberally, but nothing can obscure the splendor of the Beowulf legend, the antique lustre of which lends itself admirably to the making of a beautiful record of the golden years. We shall not remark lach- rymosely the transience of the college years. They have been enjoyable, but the best years are the years of struggle, the years that are still to come, — and the ideal that we hold up is that of the great Beowulf whom his people mourned thus, when he died: Of men he was mildest and most beloved To his kin the kindest, keenest for praise. The Editors

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