Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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I-up Houmi 1411110 iiisezzssimz allows each izziiiviiiiml to present his own iiieiisq these ideas :tiny he points which uint help some c s foruziiliite new iiieiis, tlzzis, gaining insite which mm' aid in future sztzmtif Retreats have always heen a prime source lor informal discussion hetween faculty and stucicnts. From these meetings emerge a more qualified group of student leaders. The outings, always informal, provide the proper atmosphere for the exchange of many and varied viewpoints and ideas concerning particular problems which are singled out for discussion. Perhaps the greatest henctits cieriveci lor inciivichlais participating are a hcttcr understanding of Southern and a chance to icarn anci chspiay personal ieaciership ahiiity uscliuily. ill' Twelve miles seprimte the retreat crimp, Little Grnssy, ami crmzpzfsq lnzises provide the Izecesscirj' fl'fl11Sl7Ul'ft'lfi011 heiweell the cfmm ami CZIHIIIIIS, Dick Cvl1ilLlL'l'S, Sflltly hotly presiiiuzil, ami President Alorris take time Izetweeiz iiiiinii and the iiisclissiml sessions to eousirieru lzmlrleiii