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

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Churches, sky-reachmg spires and ivied walls, • and rolling forth of hymn and prayer. And since the faithful are but men, there is a % place where they may stop to seek rest and re- freshment against the trials still to come. Nearby the offices of government stand, to knit © the town into a law-abiding whole. And there, a house of books, for all a place of • search and solitude and study.

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Along the northbound highway, on which streams of travelers O wend their sundry ways, are homes secure in the warmth of companionship. And so that those who here abide do not lose friendship ' s bonds, there is a building through which messages flow, keep- ing touch with homes in other towns. Then where town turns gradually into countryside, a campus stretches wide and fair. A training ground where thoughts are nurtured in preparation for the struggles of later days.