Carleton College - Algol Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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The word Academic may at first suggest learning only by means of books, a sort ot monastic, medieval existence. With greater consideration, however, Academic comes to mean more. It means not only learning ideas but also the association of these ideas to living. lt becomes the ideal that' lite and learning must be found together for a successful education and that the well- rounded person is the highest goal of a liberal arts education. This ideal or meaning of Academics is the core, the substance upon which Carleton College is built. It isithe work of the Ad- ministration and Faculty which makes this core stranger. With their experiences and wisdom, the Administration and Faculty guide our education.