Bowling Green State University - Key Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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People used to claim that learning was only for the lazy or the rich, that schoolin' was for preachers and law- yers. Today learning is the tool of the cook, the salesman, the comic strip writer. It gets him a better job, higher pay, and admission to intellectual cir- cles, but most of all learning gives him his own worth as an individual. He lis- tens to a book and discovers what has been. He listens to a lecture and evalu- ates what now is. He listens to himself and hopes for what can be. The University is the Ivory Tower of learning that must be ascended to at- tain knowledge, but once attained, that knowledge has no value until the Tower has been descended, the Ivy Curtain parted, and the individual has given of himself. W'e Wanderers, ever seeking the lonelier way, begin no day where we ended another day: and no sunrise finds us where sunset left us. -Gibran ow as I see it -Dr. Daniel B, Rarnsdell gives historical view point. Concentration is often the key to knowledge It is a skill necessary in itself for success in jewelry class, in chemistry

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