Edgar Odell Lovett And the Creation of Rice University : the Meaning of the New Institution
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Under the Lone Star of Texas and the Owls of Rice, under the Blue and Gray floating from their standards — a blue still deeper than the Oxford blue, and the gray of Confederate days warmed into life by a tinge of lavender — they shall 92 Edgar Odell Lovett and the Creation of Rice University sing their songs; sing of jasmine, magnolias, and roses, poinsettia and violets blue; they shall cheer their teams and their heroes for the deeds of valor they do in field or forum or classroom; for Rice an...d for Houston and Texas they shall cheer and shout and sing — sing of cam- panile stately and their college near the sea, sing of sunset on the prairie, of the moonrise through the pine-trees, of the Spanish moss and live oak, of the Quad's fair towers and cloisters, of undying loyal- ty; songs of sentiment and devotion giving rise to songs of service, inspired by the device on their banner, a Homeric device.
aiEV CXpiCTTEUElV KQl UTTElpOXOV eUliEVQl CCAAcOV, [Always to be the best, and to be distinguished above others.] a line appearing twice in the Iliad at vi, 208, and xi, 784, said to have been the favorite of Alexander the Great and used by him to exhort his men on the great expedition; a device borne also as alev cxpiOTEUEiv [always to be the best] by the students of St.
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Under the Lone Star of Texas and the Owls of Rice, under the Blue and Gray floating from their standards — a blue still deeper than the Oxford blue, and the gray of Confederate days warmed into life by a tinge of lavender — they shall 92 Edgar Odell Lovett and the Creation of Rice University sing their songs; sing of jasmine, magnolias, and roses, poinsettia and violets blue; they shall cheer their teams and their heroes for the deeds of valor they do in field or forum or classroom; for Rice an...d for Houston and Texas they shall cheer and shout and sing — sing of cam- panile stately and their college near the sea, sing of sunset on the prairie, of the moonrise through the pine-trees, of the Spanish moss and live oak, of the Quad's fair towers and cloisters, of undying loyal- ty; songs of sentiment and devotion giving rise to songs of service, inspired by the device on their banner, a Homeric device.
aiEV CXpiCTTEUElV KQl UTTElpOXOV eUliEVQl CCAAcOV, [Always to be the best, and to be distinguished above others.] a line appearing twice in the Iliad at vi, 208, and xi, 784, said to have been the favorite of Alexander the Great and used by him to exhort his men on the great expedition; a device borne also as alev cxpiOTEUEiv [always to be the best] by the students of St.
What to read after Edgar Odell Lovett And the Creation of Rice University : the Meaning of the New Institution?
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