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GREETING TO NEW STUDENTS

New students in the University are cor-
dially welcomed to our fellowship. The
life in the quadrangles has many features
of interest unlike any other, and with each
recurring quarter and year we are glad to
receive into the enjoyment of that life a
new body of young men and women. The
years one spends in the University,
whether in the colleges or in the profes-
sional schools, should be years without a
shadow. In the active industry of class
and laboratory, in recreation and social
relations, there is much to stimulate an
intelligent mind and to satisfy the natu-
ral craving for healthy pleasure. In
sharing these benefits one should remem-
ber that something is due from him in
return. Each one owes to the Univer-
sity and to his associates loyal support
and generous giving of one’s best. “Each
for all and all for each” is a motto which
University students may well take to
heart. The new students who come to
the University this year in that spirit, as
may be confidently expected of all, will
find here their best expectations realized,
and will, in turn make themselves thor-
oughly a part of the best life of the Uni-
versity of Chicago.

HARRY PRATT JUDSON,
President.

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