Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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THE CHAPEL OF THf RESURRECTIOr EPISCOPAL UNIVERSITY CENTER One of the most important attributes a person can gain from his college years is self-understanding. Living in a world of ' association with other people and reading about and listening to what they be- lieve, gives us the opportunity to examine our own place in life and to develop a system of personal beliefs and values. Gaining self-understanding often goes hand in hand with a growing insight into the personality of another person. For married students this more personal involvement lends an even deeper dimension to college experience.

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A university ' s goal is the development of two abili- ties within its students. The first is the ability to think critically, to distinguish the true from the untrue, the applicable from the unapplicable. The second is the ability to express meaningfully. It is on this expression that the culture of any age de- pends. Whether the medium of expression be a useful invention, a piece of sculpture, a dynamic speech, or a musical composition, the creative ability must have previously been developed through training and discipline of a skill. To the creator creativity brings the satisfaction of self-expression; and to the appreciator, the satisfaction of communication between two minds.

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The immediate goal to which four years of college leads us is graduation. To the underclassman, FSU is eight o ' clock classes to begin the day and long study hours to end it. In between, there are im- pressions of a campus, a growing view of the world, and excitement in its discovery. To the graduating senior, FSU is a doorway. It is a doorway that opens with a letter of acceptance and closes with a diploma. Upon completion of four years of hard work, it is the step into a future of success in a career and citizenship in an expanding society.