Elon University - Phi Psi Cli Yearbook (Elon, NC)

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This college, this jDlace in which to become conscious of life, as here this Elon, is indeed the answer to how do I pierce this mass of learning? Be- cause he is a student and because he is in this place, the scholar at once can see the learning to be done and be in the midst of what he sees. So the question is answered and the scholar ' s mind is free. Happiness comes in being what one has to be, in doing what one has to do, in becoming what one has to become — for all other happiness ends with dying or with time. Thus without a question this Elon makes the answer, quietly though, without loud shouts of claims of mak- ing people wake to life. This place of buildings, ivy, trees, and men simply brings a lot of world into one tiny spot and to the passerby says not a word, but to the scholar says, come in, within these walls of brick I offer life, ' within these gates ' I offer happiness.

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iraiii ' minisirarion acuJitJ an a Where one finds students, one also finds teachers and admin- istrators. The jobs of this group ore not easy ones. These people are sometimes criticized, sometimes applauded, but are more often unthanked or unnoticed. In this section of the 1966 Phi Psi Cli, we take a look at those who lead us through the years. They will long be remembered for their efficiency, leadership, and for their unquenchable love of learning.