Catholic University of America - Cardinal Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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The junior . . . discovered that he was . an elder statesman of campus activities. study of his major Held. It was a determination that quickly W3Ilt'fl as he discovered that he was now truly an upperclassman. an elder statesman of campus activi- ties. He became passive to the vigorous activity going on around him. listening to the hyounger setv plan com- ing events and commenting now and then from the depths of his experience. His was a comfortahle program of nnorganizetl passivity carried out in the congenial environs of Shahan Basement. the dorm or the atmos- pheric heer taverns of neighboring Brookland. But it was impossible to maintain this attitude of passivitv in either the academic or social phase of his college life. The demands of his major field pressed To know is to succeed at study.

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Learning by doing: Soph-Frosh show. backstage at the Gaining by giving: donation of blood. Reveiing in sledding: campus snow-time frivolity. 165 W P