Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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THE VOICE OF DENISON I have otten wondered what Denison says to the young man or woman who joins our student body. I hear the words that are spoken in chapel. I have an idea of the voices that speak in the classroom. Each ot our activities has something very distinct to say. And I know that our fraternities and our sororities bring their influences to bear upon the student. No one ot these, however, is the Voice ot Denison. The Voice ot Denison somehow encompasses them all, and, I suspect, says something which is ditlerent trom the word ot any one ot these speakers. Both during student clays and in the years ahead, I trust that the Voice ot Denison says something which may sound strangely Iike the words ot the Denison Prayer. The Denison Prayer seems to draw together the ambitions and the dreams we have as individuals and as Denisonians. If I were to take two words out of that Prayer and hold them as special emphasis which I earnestly hope Denison makes repeatedly to the members ot our campus family, they would be the two adverbs valiantIy and buoyantIy. For days like the present we need to live lives which have full measure ot valor and buoyancy. Kenneth I. Brown . g I. I . Nilmiuihliiimlillv ll-7 ww ,Q . Z .Tl ml .gn -V V ,HMO l I il

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The walk from the Library to Life Science-open door Qo knowledge