Barrington College - Torch Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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Q as grvm the Offkz' af fha' Zfrcsideuf W- V gm E I-gg W 113253- 1 ' , Meri . gal sayin ynml , an wel 2 H fslygggf . V 9' , 3 . 275 W w use m Jef fffi-it a a Q in Mullen? LIBERAL ARTS - male - CHURCH VOCATIONS ,EA DS 'WDD'-5 WGHWAY' BARRINGTONI R se' wiisiiw H sewn w,,N'we EN ww, ,uw w.Hw,wR ww u.?ss:E gen Q53 5 fly in g ? EE To the Class of l964:i , 2 H Zan... H 'm.iii'.N,oo HM Ms M v u H.. H H ee.. H H W.. ,. E V. E Inasmuch as one of the emphases of the TORCH this year is Hlearningu w?perh?psMawfeQNwon3swtdlyoueconeernihg this process wonld be appropri- ate. Learning has been defined as Nacquiring knowledge and becoming isFkiaAeQmlRw?EalH?efHml?eHlMSPeakS O5 HQYQI learnipgf-an in SSCOHG tTimothy 3:7.ilSurely it islonewof the noblest aspirationswconceivable. islt islpessibgbltoihold severalfattitudeeftoward learnfng.e For instance, ,one can believe that learning is an end in itself. I heard an out- srstsnsinslesqssesss este! els viewpoint Qhat Hleaaeing for learHing'S l saksm was a most justifiable gdal.m:Only weeks later,fhowever, he was M exposed on television as having perpetrated a colossal lie. No wonder tlthelemericanipubiip wislshockeil 5 ' My e e i s E A wi W WF its YpugEFag lty gppegWthat yogr love og learning will be enhanced in the E years to come, but never forget that if you want Hlearningn you must twork foriitly He who has no inspiration to learn more will be very apt itomtEinE3Hemhnbws?enough.l5Themhumbie mind is ready to say with the A Apostle Paul: HNOW we know in partu - but our very limited knowledge shogddioonstgntlygprgsokesms to steadfastness in our pursuit of truth. Themworst atgitude one,can have toward learning is to fail to relate all5Hn5wledgEWHo llll virtnel NPlato wrote: Hignorahce of all things is an evil neither more terrible nor excessive, nor yet the greatest of ally butigreaglclemennesswand much fearning,Nif they he accompanied by a bad trainingj are a much-greater misfortune.U Ethics and morality pustgnemer be disassociated from knowledge. y W is the highest end of all learning? Let John Milton answer: Buthwhatr nTheiendiofW1earningwis www toEknowwGod andj out of that knowledge, to love Him and to imitate Him by possessing our souls of true virtue.' we H :mu M :Q-'Num ww N? . i H 1 :EH . Q E I advantages will come to you in later life by the implementa- whatever tion of the knowledge which you have acquired at Barrington College in any amd ali thelacademic disciplines, it is my easnestyprayer that such knowledge will make you realize increasingly the wonder, glory andsmasnifiqsnss Of Sed- M F i Niwiii iiiii W Howard W1 Fefrin E President M H u f X ' W HwF:AFG zo