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STUDENT LIFE A VIEW FROM WITHIN Enter the Queens College campus and you are at once taken with its charm, timelessness, and transcendence. It is a garden where the young and the old plant, cultivate and grow. Here, the excitement of discovery' empowers, renews, and energizes the boundless world of ideas. Indeed, everything begins with an idea. Where else could it begin? Here, mystery, awe and wonder conspire to nurture the joy of learning. We want to know. Human curiosity is insatiable. To seek and find meaning for our knowledge is the beginning of an enlightened journey. At Queens, intellectual and moral seedlings are being planted, which some day will be giant oaks, standing tall, strong, with deep roots, exuding strength and confidence for generations to come. Here, we find professors interacting with students, transforming human hopes into human fulfillment; human potential into human actuality. The result is confident, caring, competent, morally sensitive human beings whose intellect is animated by ethical values. It is at the Chapel where the soul encounters its destiny; where we find the meaning of it all — the seamless connection between the life of the mind and the life of the spirit. Plumb the depths of the human spirit and we discover the Transcendent, that impenetrable, inescapable Mystery, which energizes our search. We are in a constant state of becoming. We never quite are. This is our time in history, our time on earth; and we should spend that time building a just, enlightened and humane society. Queens, then, is an Eternal Poem, an Eternal Quest: a place for noble dreams, enlightenment, reflection, friendship, fellowship, and fun. It is yours. It is mine. It is ours. It belongs to both the ages and the future. Rejoice and embrace it! Billy O. Wireman President
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rientation '86 Nancy Kazmierski prepares for the arrival of the freshmen. Freshmen listen to another lecture of dorm life. Allison Frantz and Michelle McQurk organize a group of freshmen for their trip to Woody Woodwards. crabby roommates, scheduled meals, and the lack of reliable transportation. They invaded Carowinds in screaming pink tee- shirts singing Violent Love at the top of their lungs and waved good-bye to summer from the top of Thunder Road! They learned that matching comforters were practically required and bussed to Southpark Nall to get them. Overall, orientation was a fast- paced bonding, a time of making friends. be homesick; schedules were full and there was an abundance of new friends and experiences to cope with. The outdoor indoor course at Woody Woodward s gave new meaning to the phrase I can get by with a little help from my friends! Freshmen learned about each other as well as the Queens College traditions that make up campus life. They learned to deal with dorm life — community showers. Apprehension gave way to comprehension as surely as disorientation gave way to Freshmen orientation during the week of August 22 through August 29 '86. A glorious hodgepodge of events ranging from advisor meetings to that first succulent piece of Domino s pizza made up the sometimes frenzied, sometimes mellow, always exhilerating seven days. After the initial good-byes there was no time to
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