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

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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.

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College Life Means Eating College Food Sandwiches, coffee, cokes, full meals, as well as relaxation and good company and practice in the important college art of waiting in lines are available in numerous lunch-room settings. Another art the student acquires is that of food- complaining. To be a college student is to complain about the food. Interesting- ly, however, the mortality rate from food poisoning is amazingly low. In fact, very few students appear to be wasting away because of undernourishment. Per- haps this is art for art ' s sake.