The Traditions of Springfield College by Ernest M. Best
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This is a copy of a six page document titled, "The Traditions of Springfield College" written by Ernest M. Best after he retired as President of Springfield College in 1946. The document talks about the traditions at Springfield College beyond those like wearing beanies and walking on the grass. Included are descriptions of Academic Freedom, Humanics, Inclusion, and academics. For more information on Ernest M. Best, see https://springfield.as.atlas-sys.com/agents/people/654.
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