Chatham College - Cornerstone Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Books seek us out. They slip themselves into our hands just at the time that we are ready for a new self-concept. If we would only take a moment to listen. — Hugh Prather

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Perhaps first and foremost, we play the role of students. Throughout four years, we are scholars, and it doesn ' t really matter if it ' s reading the works of Shakespeare, studying absolute zero, learning to argue persuasively, solving an equation, memorizing new music, or reading up on the news. From that first term paper in the freshman seminar right through the senior tutorial, we spend four sometimes difficult, but always challenging years reading, writing . . . learning. never let schooling interfere with my education. — Mark Twain

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During this time we are also learning more about ourselves. Living in a dorm situation we are required to live with others, and as we have all discovered at some point, this is not always easy. Whether it means accepting one another ' s habits, learning the art of sharing, being there in times of need, or possibly adjusting your personal schedule, we are all playing the role of friend and neighbor. As we play the role of friend and co-worker both inside and outside the dorms, our own views of ourselves and our goals change and grow.