Alliant International University - Tracks Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Studyini; ma be cIoir- alini s( ai where-on a sunny day the lawn is spendid place! KNOWLEDGE— THIS IS WHY WE ' RE HERE Kathy Kohls makes herself comfy in the library. This is one good feature of the new study carrels--it is impossible to achieve any comfort, but it is worth the peace and quiet. It can be said that a student comes to college to gain personal groutli, make friends, and to become a wordK per- son, but when it comes right down to it, he realizes that the main reason tor his coming is to gain knowledge to be used in some future vocation. It it were not so, win the books, classes and cramming for tests? .Although main other activities take place at Cal Western and all the USIU campuses, the majority of those enrolled put classes and grades ahead of other plans, or at least leave some times, (it onK a tew hours), to studv ' . Shown on these two pages are some ot those devoted students who help make President Rust s dream of an internation- al university come true. Although it takes internal planning on the part ot many people under him to make the many campuses become a realitv, it is the stu- dents who make them live centers ot learning. In some classes it is essential to have someone with whom to study and to dis- cuss problems and concepts.

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The competitive spirit is an empheral thing. It can be seen and felt and heard at every sports event. As players collide, run and jump, as spectators yell and scream, this spirit is evident as the team goes on to victory or defeat. But perhaps the most important aspects of all sports competition is to take a win or a loss graciously and already be preparing for the next game.