Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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x gisllms y f y Foreword COLLEGE, for most of us, presents many aspects: the in- .tellectual, the social, and the ordinary, day-by-day ex- Peflences connected with the change from the adolescent to the adult, the process of growing up. To some, college life aPPeHI'S to be just the piling up of experiences, a life without any focus. But we of the L,AGENDA staff see our past four Years HS an integrated whole. All our experiences, all our Separate lives, have been aimed toward one goal: the day of our graduation. This June, approximately 450 young Eilgndand women will receive a piece of parchment. Although also LP10ma signifies scholastic achievement, we feel that it I HS another symbolical meaning-it is the tangible evldeflfle of four years of life . . . In this, L,AGENDA 1961, we have offered some of our Concepts of the significance of the diploma's well-chosen words. In them, we see not only the end of a period, but all of the elements of that period as well. We hope that our c0nCePtS will augment your owng we hope that they will make yoflf diploma as meaningful and as inspiring as it was Originally intended to be. -