Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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the Spirit meant an effort in becoming motivated for success with anything from a good grade on a research paper to a new friendship with the guy domm the hall. To others, Catching the Spirit meant forming or maybe even renewing a tremendous pride in the university they had selected so carefully. This pride would surface easily when someone asked, Why Bradley? or while wildly waving your Brave Wave at a basketball team. Catching the Spirit also brought with it the idea that it was contagious, easily 'lcaught and easily passed on to others. With great welcome, 5

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Dave Hamernik . X . I, M , . .-.'- X :N V -- , x , ' .'1 ,, '- V ' Nui- .- TETA- b f.f ' s . f :M- V as F . X ith .af X' 'X X J L iQ 4 , '92 we 0 X .,, . , . . 3 XFX, -- -sq 1. , , ,. t -as Q 9 L W U Q 'J 5 it would spread across campus infecting all of us. The Spirit: a contagious disease we would not want to cure. Whichever meaning you chose to accept, the Spirit would always be there for you for emotional support - a type of support of which one can never have too much. The Spirit's emotional support would be present as we each attempted to accomplish our goals. Oh, there would be so many of them! Where would we possibly begin? The concept of starting small and then working your way up to bigger and better things seemed to apply perfectly here. Starting small involved all of the l'preliminaries : the application, the deci- sion to attend, the financial aid forms, loans, housing, etc. lt was a lot of paperwork to just get started toward the Paul McCann 7