Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Renaissance . . . Bradley University-a college, a learn- ing experience, a home. Bradley is more thanjusta coHege ofconhnumg educa- tion. lt can be considered a renewal of life and interests in every aspect of it. Sound ridiculous? Consider all of the clubs and organizations that Bradley offers. ln addi- tion, there's the Greek system that prom- ises brotherhood and sisterhood now and foreven For those who go strictly for the educa- Uon,then!s a renewed sphh oflean ning-a kind of vigorous effort to absorb everything and strive for zealous produc- twhy ln one encydopedm,renaBsance was defined as a period marked by humanis- Ho revwal of dasQcalinHuences ex- pressed in flowering arts and literature and by the beghnung ofrnodern sch encef'lndeed,them?s a greatrenam- sance at Bradley. Take, for instance, the nursing, engineerfand business majors or the Enghsh students in a sense, every studern represents a type of HLHNversal man. While studying the past and in pur- suncithenew,youexpenencenkxethan just learning-there's extra-curricular ac- HwHes,independent Hwng, and fnend- smps -Kathy Frazier Photo by William Hammen Opening!5

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