University of the South - Cap and Gown Yearbook (Sewanee, TN)

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(Tltr AraiVtmr Si artuuutt T ' ltli ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT. :l ;l ImkIv. is tiimim-.nl of many unique and remarkable specimens of humanity. It represent Eat best f -ill thai is aihli:r.ic, intellectual and moral, and, in shorl t forms the crux of ihe vast and intricate rnecllaniiDl ol tru entire University, Its position is secure, its leadership undisputed, and it is undoubted ly the ' swuhih ii femim of college activate , The other Departments, though superficially scornful and i|uLz ica] ;is to ihenianiluld virtue! of l he Aeadcnv, in paying bim that sincere of -ill fluury, imitation, dearly betray their true feeling . The Theoloflues, popularly considered :ts L-nlixivd in .1 fierce and unrelenting warfare against the world, the fk- h and the devil ;%x loinififn found 10 be typical duetl lit the thorough enjoyment of the world and the flesh regard the .Widemie stude-ntf as a vast, untamed horde of Epicurean philosophers, nifferini; a maji uifieeni fit-Id fur m isdon ;try ventures.. To the Sleds.. iImjhi- strung-, mionnh unm xtrtmitie-x. ]n-Tfi-rLly illuKirsii in$r the failure wt quantity minus quality, the Academic Department repfrx nis nunrL ' ;lh expensive luxury than an actual necessity. And the Ih ' iw ii.nlvni Inn ilu ' ti, mi ' h :■ e 1 1 cut regards them seriously. The Faculty considers the Academs. a invented with ahn it professorial grandeur, and has even f on ao far as to create a torturing committee a-ideeied ivwiiidy tat their benefit. The I k-bdr vnad,d Hoard, apparently a staid, learned ImhIj-, lmi really a glittering effectuality, in the mirth-provoking result of all this misdirected energy. Y ' ears apo, when plans for the orgJLni :tii«n Qt the University WWC in an eaabiyoak state, some ardent individuals, desiring tr lend thm pke nf variety to Si ' w,iiit ' d- method of insit ruction, decided to beeOdte distinctly thrij;in;il by departing front the beaten piUhs of rival scats, of learning and divided the collegian- kihIci intti twe clashes. Junior and Senior, or Gownsman as the latter prefers to style himself- l -1 ensiiiil hIuitut, no radical diff rx-m-i- i-.-m In- detected between these two celebrities,. except in ihe matter of aJttiie. Hut among the Academe themselves what a nidi ' distinction is drawn ' Without the aid nf thf! tuy.si puwerful stimulants, the word Junior cannot be spoken of in the tame breath with that of Gownsman. The ■■•-