Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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The Routine Begins Early Each Day No matter whether classes start in the morning or in the afternoon, it always seems too early to the sleepy-eyed schol- ars who must leave warm beds for cold showers and colder walks to classes or to breakfast. And although some have left warm beds, they rediscover their pleas- ant dreams, sometimes, in the classroom. The long shadows of early morning are dark reminders of the rigors of academic life.

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Class Enables True Learnin| By Human Understanding Only the academic atmosphere pro- vided hy a university can lead to unique learning. It is not particularly or wholly the learning through books, nor the strict adherence to assignment codes which motivate us; but rather, it is a collection of those subtle qualities of human beings that day by day points more precisely to the firm weld between love and learning. True learning by its very nature can- not purport to preach with a bias on the basis of age, color, or creed; but rather it is bound with iron locks to seek ob- jective understanding. The student who has learned to learn, then, must neces- sarily share a common goal with schol- ars of ages past. It is this common goal as well as our inherent longing for per- sonal attainment, enrichment, and satis- faction that cause us to love the uni- versity atmosphere more £md more from year to year.