Dickinson College - Microcosm Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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m i is : . . . Denny Hall is where the Dickin- soninns go to study, ivhere they study to learn, and where they learn to live.

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■y ou i ww aims . . . before ive set our eyes to the future our lofty aims must be nurtured. The scientific complexities of the universe are presented to us within the ivalls of Tome and Baird. Our minds and emotions are nurtured until ive are ready for the responsibilities of maturity. U e reach out for the ideas of all mankind and we are mixed into groups until we learn to live with people. It takes time to make Dickinsonians and our four years seem very short, yet here we plant our aims and watch them grow into actualities.

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Dickinson College has many traditions, and each Dickinsonian is made a part of these. We study the past, think and act for the present and plan for the future. Here our minds are molded, our bodies are nurtured, and our ideas are encour- aged. Someday these four years will be our past and will impart joyous mem- ories. Here ue learn . . . uithin each building and within each contact with man and uithin each aspect of our religious, academic and social life. But this learning will go on with the foundations that have been laid for us to further it.