Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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fl SSOCIATIONS formed at Indiana University are often the basic threads which are woven into a full, successful life. Here on this campus a student meets strangers, cultivates friends. Here he learns to accept the opinions of others, and he grows in knowledge no one can find in a textbook. A favorite instructor can be a dominant thread in the shaping of a student ' s vocational goals. Instructors are not always men with Ph. D. ' s. As a visit to the Commons may renew one ' s willingness to study, a talk with a person who has a different geographic background can broaden one ' s perspective. Close friends can often reveal more information about people than can a well-prepared psychology lecturer. The campus is a classroom, The Indiana Daily Student a blackboard recording the assignments, the lessons, and the mistakes made by students who are eager to take advantage of all educational opportunities. On this campus a student often meets the person who will help him weave his tapestry in life. A date in the Commons or the traditional kiss in the Wellhouse at midnight is as much a part of I. U. as is the carefully planned chemistry experiment. Alone, the student reflects what he has learned in his campus classroom. He sorts his new threads, chooses those which will fit his design, and begins to weave. The friends, the instructors, the activi- ties, the disappointments, the victories are his threads; the I. U. campus, his loom; the tapestry, his future.

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staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MANAGING EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER DONNA BECKER NANCY SOWDEN ARNOLD GOLDBERG PERSONNEL DIRECTOR CAROLYN KRAFT 3

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