Bellarmine University - Lance Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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in student hool, this and the world. Vet , festivals Balsa eM ete let e involvement is nation, ing more. ithin and without the realm th For while we were busying ourse inty new to this sc ion life. All years are this. But ’67-’68 ieee degrees of of student endeavor an unrest and uncerta VE Taa tits : : Niu studies, coffee houses 1967-68 has been a year marked by the usual hoopla of collegeate activity and by evident both w has been someth

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RR Ss SS Rev. Raphael Goodman Rev. Bertrend J. Rapp Rev. Vernon Robertson Rev. Ivan Rohloff Dr. Herbert Waller My theology briefly is that the universe was dictated but not signed. —Morley

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Theres | games, and girls, much of vast ac Lo ak was happening on other stages. Awar grew to new violence and TCU LSA riot ripped our own Pg meee oo ees Paella es Myst Teg ul Grand Old Manin aera and two more promising young leaders were murdered. Not all students reacted passively to — CSC een cee late reiiiieer activists, some marched, some volunteered, some wrote—but the vast majority remained sealed and waxed over in their | warm cocoons. Bellarmine can be either an insulation or a Baptism, but which it is depends on both students and institution. Do the liberal arts, the fun and games, the student activism, the dances, the community action | programs, and all that is Bellarmine— Cok Ty: prepare students for the real ra EAN Cra (het aN Miami ga con BAY = Pea Rc aa eo a AU ee eV a eM er 141 PRESENTED IN AND BY THIS BOOK ... fe i. ie