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X Schli and C'ezben: ry iVCl'k f0: class in the S. W Tew' re a PIOjeq zlghts of the Kai and lit. the basis. 7k cCiArary Throughout the centuries man has continually searched for that which he calls truth. Confronted by necessity, he was able to discover new things, better things than he had even thought possible. When he needed to cook his meat, he found fire; when he needed a cart for his work, he discovered the wheel. Even today man has not stopped his searching; the solutions to mysteries of the uni- verse still beckon him. And each time some new Object was invented, a new theory formulated, man wrote down his discoveries, so that in the thousands of years that have gone by since the creation of Adam, we have in out possession a vast reservoir of knowledge. In the form of books, this knowl- edge is in the libraries of the world, the treasure- LWi 5 9w mm ? a ;, trove of all known things. On the shelves of every library in every country are contained the works of philosophers, moralists, scientists, linguists, and historians. These works represent thousands of years of work and millions of hours of toil. Each volume is a part of the very life of its creator: the book contains his thoughts, his ideals, his very soul. If then the individual parts of the library are little bits of humanity, the whole must then be a representative of the entire human race since the beginning of time. In truth, the library can be used as a measure of the culture of the world, as a yardstick for evaluating human ideals and ideas, as a storehouse for the aspira- tions of mankind and their fulfillment. WMWW t
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wawW Juniors L. Wrona, A. Schli b L. Kipp, E. Kaleta, and C. 82;: nina doing laborato . . ry Work for the lerary Scxence class in the reference room. Freshmen R. Trybus, W. Tew and J. Puetz complete a projecg on adventure and k . . nights of the dedle Ages. Hxstorical and lit- erary references are the basis.
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