Carleton College - Algol Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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Academics is to be cherished as the main goal of the Carleton community. Through it we find the satisfaction of becoming acquainted with knowledge, the visions we hold of becoming useful entities through groups and as individuals, the pride we feel in becoming associated with the motivations of destiny. Becoming is the essence of academics. Through it we become an integral part of life's experience, we are caught up in its values, standards and emotions, we are never stagnant but always in motion, always striving, always attempting. Qur rever- ence is shown when we rise at the entrance of the aca- demic procession, the most important svmbol of scholarly endeavor. But beyond this it is shown when we continue our Search for knowledge, continue to strive to find our way out of the cave long after our days at Carleton have passed. Incessantly we must continue, we must desire to become. N x------..............,,,,,