Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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but to summarize an institution with pages 0 f recollec- tions is to ignore the purpose 0 f 0m 1mi- versity. Whether our ties with Wesley- ana are completely severed, or our connection becomes just a round of alumni banquets, we all return to something which is more significant than the home of past successes. For what purpose, then, are superior minds and facilities of high quality concentrated in the university community? The as- sociation of men is voluntary. United partially by zeal for service, the urge to contribute to the living body of knowl- edge, and partially by the aim of instruction, of imparting to the novice meaningful informa- tion and ideas, the community still falls short of the ideal. For tensions exist, the academic world is no less real than ledg- ers of profits and losses. But success is determined neither by the number of team captains in the freshman class, nor by the number of books written by the faculty. Ultimately, the measure of Wesleyan will be the caliber of her graduates.

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