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Berkeley College SAMUEL BURDETT HEMINGWAY, Muster Profeuor of English

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Each College has 1tS own drnrng hall rn whrch the members take then meals, and rts own lrbrary and common room provrdrng facrlrtres for readrng 111 serrous and lrght lrter' ature and for socral gatherrngs In addrtron, squash courts, a pool room, prng pong table and a prano are located wrthrn the burld rngs of each College for tl1e convenrence of 1ts members Each College also constrtutes an athletrc un1t and offers undergraduates healthy clean cut competrtron 111 sports through Inter college League play A Mas ter wl1o resrdes rn a house attrched to the College quadrangle, rs 1n ch rrge and 1S assrsted by a group of Faculty members, Fellows of the College, whose studres are rn tl1e quad rangle and who, rf unmarrred have tl1e1r lrvrng quarters there Opportunrty for personal contact wrth the Master and Fellows, to make your educatron a 111ore personal a11d rntrmate experrence, to be for three years 111 close touch wrtl1 cultured and learned men, rs one of tl1e most valuable features offered you under tl1e College Plan As Dem Wrllram Clyde DeVane, 1920 has wrrtten the rrches of the Unrversrty are re qursrtroned, and al111ost all tl1e Colleges num ber lll therr lrsts of Fellows members of the Facultres of all three Undergraduate Schools of the Law School the School of Medrcrne E116 D1V11'l1IIy School, the Forestry School, tl1e Scl1ool ofF1ne Arts, tl1e School of Musrc and tl1e Graduate School and l1ere rf tl1e under gradu rte wrll trke rt, 15 one of tl1e r1cl1est oppor tun1tres rn educat1on that could be offered to hrm Contact wrth these men should qurcken tl1e tempo of l11s developn1e11t, and he ought to complete h1s college career wrth outlook broadened by assocratron wrth varrous types of matured 1111nds Srnce the questron of choos1ng a College wrll nrse rn your mrnds lrter thrs year, rt IS rmportant that you lJCg11'1 now to consrder 3 thrs problem from varrous pornts of vrew, not overlookrng the rmportance of regardrng a College 1n respect to the Master and Fellows, partrcularly the Resrdent Fellows, and therr rnterests It would also be worthwlnle, rf you have hobbres or rnterests wh1cl1 you feel would be advantageous to pursue to rnvestr gate the actrvrtres offered members wrthm the varrous Colleges For example musrcal clubs dramatrc organrzatrons, French tables, Germ rn tables, photogr rphy clubs, publrcatrons mcludrng newspapers, maga zrr1es, and yearbooks, phrlosophy clubs, rnter nat1o11al relatrons clubs, economrcs clubs, pre medrcal clubs, musrc rooms wrth vrcttola and classrcal records, prrntrng shops, carpentry shops, polrtrcal clubs, and debatrng clubs exrst wr th1r1 certarn Colleges Any uppercl ass 111611 may tell you what tl1e org rnrzatrons are rn hrs College ar1d the nature of then program The fact that the contrnued success of the College Plan depends a great deal upon each o11e of you cannot be emphasrzed enough If any College splrts and drvrdes rnto small clrques or groups, the hopes and arms of the College Plan are lost, ar1d tl1e advantages guned over the former larger Yale are to a huge extent destroyed V olu11t try but con centr ated effort upon the p rrt of each member can accomplrsh that group feelrn g of unrty so necessary and each one of you rndrvrdually after allocatron, should be conscrous tl1at you are an actrve member of a partrcular College as well as of the larger Yale Here rs some adv1ce to you from one who 1S deeply rnterested rn the College Plan and 1n Yale Hrst, select your chorce of College o11ly after complete consrderatron of all fac tors rnvolved, secondly after entrance rnto a College put your hear t and soul rnro becomrng an rntegr al part of tl1e College s envrronment, for only through so dorng can you derrve the benefits therefrom 9 J L . C C 1 L 4 4 K , U ' 2 4 . 4 4 . , 4 4 , 4 , 4 4 4 - I . - - , ' 2 . 4 ' 2 ' 4 ' I . K C 1 1 . 4 C n - ' 4 4 2 L 6 C I l l 4 1. . , . L . V I . 4 4 4 . L . l 4 L 2 , 4 , 4 . .1 . . . 1 , ' I L 4 2 ' 4 4 4 . 2 ' 4 4 ' 4 , '4 ' 1' , 4 4 , 4 4 4 , , 6 1 1 L -I C . '. . - 1 . A 6 . ' 2 2 4 4 . . , t . C L l - 4 4 , - I - rr . . 4 . . . A . . . , . L L 2 . . Z . c . . K , . V . I

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Branford College CLARENCE WPIITTLESEY MENDELL, Mmm Dunham Prafenar of the Latin Lmzgzmge :md Litemtnre