Campbellsville University - Maple Trail Yearbook (Campbellsville, KY)

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. . . it is the experience of fear and restless- ness which brings back a recurrence of the personal realization of one's humanness, and a new commitment encounter with the living God at increasingly deeper and more subtle levels of awareness about life. Keith Miller

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Dormitor Priorit ' Committed Maj orit if- A 3 t 1 'Y Q 15 a E 5 4 2 S -,1 ,-9 jg fee g ,'xf?f'!5P6y , -.-Itnilxa Living in a dorm can be a very trying and demanding experience - one that, in many ways, calls for a conscious commitment to the concerns of others. This is our priority - to live together in awareness of those around us. By being aware of each other we discover the excitement hidden in the trials of dorm life. l t

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. . 1. Freshman Week Anyone? OB is.. N. As each school year arrives, so does the week of activities labeled Freshman Week. In previous years this has been a required week of participa- tion. The activities were. then, nothing short of five days of human degradation. After a week of humbling themselves to the Seniors, the Freshmen were led one by one before an audience of de- lighted onlookers. and subjected to a night of humi- liation known as Rat Court. The Seniors of last year demonstrated their con- cern by eliminating the notorious Rat Court. The activities of the week provided entertainment for the Freshmen instead of entertainment for the Seniors. This was Well received and the week emerged as a success. The Freshmen were hailed as exemplifiers of school spirit. 5