Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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3F,? « ■ ■■■ ■ ' V Though ours is an age of constant change, we still cling to the fundamental tennents set forth in 1776. The right to freedom of assembly cannot exist without acceptance of responsibility for ones decision and an awareness of involvement. The success or failure of the fraternity system rests on a careful weighing of its advantages and responsibilities by those choosing to become a part of it posing one of a long series of decisions to be made. 12

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Teamwork, an over used but familiar term, comes alive when one becomes a pari of a working group. Througfi combined efforts, enthusiasm, and certainty of purpose any goal is attainable. The growth of the university finds a parallel in the accelerated athletic program.. ..the emphasis on group cooperation and spirit. A new coach, plans for expanded stadium facilities all point to the rapid change about us and our freedom to involve ourselves in this growth. Group planning and follow-through frame solidity. n

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As a people comprise the country and its destiny, so the students determine the outcome of a class. Through the interaction of student and professor, the aim of intellectual growth can be realized. ...or defeated. The freedom of choice allowed in academic pursuit gives us a wide range in which to exercise and develop areas of interest and proficiency. To take advantage of this to excel s to insure the permanence of our liberal education. The democratic way of life demands both capable leaders and enthusiastic followers. It is through conscientious service and informed awareness that the opportunity for leadership is afforded. ...the continued activity and interest of a group, that makes it necessary. On the campus level, such opportunity is made possible through participation in the discussions, seminars, and sessions at the annual student government retreat.. . .one of many examples of leadership through democracy. 13