University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Spotlightiug diversit Learning from more than books TUDENTS PRDM ALL PLACES AND ALL BACKGROUNDS CAME TO THE UNIVERSITY TO GET AN EDUCATION IN MORE THAN JUST THE BOOKS, BUT ALSO IN LIFE. 0 6 6 A DIVERSITY OF STUDENTS MADE THE UNIVERSITY AN IDEAL PLACE TO LEARN ABOUT LIFE. HERE, MANY STU' DENTS WERE EXPOSED TO DIFFERENT CUSTOMS, LIEESTYLES AND CULTURES FOR THE FIRST TIME. 0 6 0 FOR MANY STUDENTS, IT WAS A TIME OF FREEDOM FROM CDNSTRAINTS. IT WAS A TIME TO GROW AND TO LEARN. AND A TIME TO BE AWAY ERCM THE PAMILIAR. COLLEGE WAS A TRIP INTRO THE UNKNCWN. AND IT WAS A CHANCE TO LEARN WHAT OTHERS HAD TO TEACH. Student Life

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