Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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From A Seniofs Point of View H. . . and good limes which 1 have. had. 7

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N. . . greatest eciucationat opportunity . . . Because of an opportunity offered by the Federal Government, I am participating in the greatest edu- cational opportunity in history. In some ways the Army-to-College change was a small step, in other respects it was an exceedingly broad jump. Both af- ford close association among individuals who must learn to live with each other, but in the Army there was no practice teaching, term papers, or final exams. To me Indiana State is the ideal size for a col- lege, small enough for a student to be active and large enough for him to remain obscure, whichever way his inclinations lie. The part that veterans have played in campus activities since the war has been gratifying. College ofHcials have recognized this by calling on veterans to help solve veterans' problems. College life at Indiana State is the best transition I can think of between years in the service and rou- tine civilian life. -DOUGLAS SPURRIER Junior and Ex-GI Throu la An Qiier by The Government '. . . the best transition