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Those who choose Furman know that the liberal arts education provides something more than a means to an end, more than an impersonal place to learn a trade or just have a good time. Liberal arts means the combination of rigorous academics and growth-producing cultural and social experiences, if chosen, is often a difficult path to take. At Furman, students have to learn in both the curricular and extracurricular environments in order to capitalize on all that the university has to offer. But doing so is a wise decision — one that makes the difference in their lives. A diverse range of experience can be encountered at Furman. Students enter the frustrating world of academics and meet their toughest foes in the classroom. Intellectual and existential challenges make them reconsider For Alida Shown, the Japanese gardens provide unique beauty and a peaceful place to study. their abilities and their values. Some develop their academic interests farther through auxiliary programs like R.O.T.C. or foreign study; others enjoy the privilege of participating in faculty-guided research, assistantships or independent study. Beyond the academic setting, Furman students are notorious for taking advantage of all the organizational, cultural, and social opportunities available to them. At the end of a Furman career, seniors realize as they apply for jobs or for graduate school that their liberal arts experience gives them an edge Byrd One of the benefits to Furman a the emphasis on student teacher relationships, and Dr Elaine Nocks lives tha philosophy with Jenna Gardner over other applications. The professional and institutional worlds recognize that Furman produces graduates who. unlike their competitors, are well rounded individuals. They possess leadership skills, have both specific academic training and a general information base, are well-adjusted and capable. Such individuals are different from others precisely because they had attended Furman — Furman is that difference.
Byrd The Bell Tower, a replica of the one on the old campus, represents years of Furman trodition Even u.ith small budgets. Furman makes available equipment to foalrtote research like that done by Tim Poston. An endowment from Thomas Anderson Roe made il possible for the modern studios and exhibits m the new Art building 33 Ere Th« DlHcr«ncc 3 J
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