Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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'vi isolated is the term formerly coined to describe Harding students' life style. Overly conservative and protective are close synonyms which further delved into the campus environment. Situated in a small town of 9500 in central rural Arkansas, Harding College has grown with the years and changed with progress. To conclude the validity of these previous charges is not our purpose . . . However, the college society of election year 1972 demands feeling, expression and participation. in an age of electronic communication, cybernetic replacement and disputed nationalism, ostrich idealism is dead. A 4-ff. Wa 'Q 0 , vs K , . 0,5 ' . -o .Q ,J .ii . 9 - .n -- nf 4 Li. Vi I if 8 . X. f F-. it J' N 524.8 A-iw - 2 1' . --i 99.5 A - 3, 1 lgi 5. . ' 7',. ' ' , w .wit , it : 1 l -Jill li il S xv I-4