Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 A typical view of the library, scene of much of the night-life of Augsburg stu- dents. Students Fight the Never-Ending Battle of the Books Serious countenances greet the lecture of the day. Cengiz Gokcen checks his chemistry lab pro- cedures manual before continuing with the ex- periment.

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Auggie Activities The aftermath of the International Dinner Satoru Sudoh sees the other side” of the banquet world. Croup Activities leader Mary Miller instructs a small friend on mak- ing Christmas candle holders. Dr. Gerald Thorson discusses Norwegian novels on the Minnesota Private College Hour over KTCA-TV. President Anderson makes the first One Appeal donation to Susan Kyllo, chairman of the drive.

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Faith in Life Week The speaker for the fall religious emphasis week was Dr. Loren E. Halvorson. Mis message centered on the theme, “Faith in Life.'' What does this mean? To il- lustrate this Dr. Halvorson used three analogies—the cave, the tent and the city. I he cave is the place in which man finds God; it is the place where man seeks forgiveness, and where man is once again drawn into God’s presence. Once man has found God in the cave, he moves into the tent. In the tent, man is prepared for the challenge of service. In the tent man establishes his identity. He joins himself to God. After he has found God and has prepared himself for service, man must go into the city. In the city, he puts his Faith into action. Man must live in a secular world and yet not become a part of that world. Dr. Loren Hallvorson shows how ‘ Faith in Life” gives Christians an identity, a mission, and a hope in the world. These signs, posted around campus, reminded us of the theme of Religious Emphasis Week.