Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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J 4 5 A sl 4' Traditionally, the tures a commonplace scene from ations of Muhlenberg. But tradition-has on this page as on other pages through yearbook. y By picturing the flag, we hope to indicate that this has been a year of change. Muhlenberg has lookejgi beyond the campus at pressing social and :political is? sues and hasbecome involved. ' ' y Old values have been iquestloin'edfQ?hEe Moratolrium challenged the validity States' involvement in Viet Nam. The stri,k3eljfors.peace.Qin May, initiated by America'si Cambodian.iiin,vxasiorf,7lr3E:.+ iterated this commitment to peace. lThe.ec9l ogyg action group madelusliiawHrf2fH.lSQ,i that of our environment. M y 3 ygg. Q In fthe same Qmanner than national! laffatiggjgs proached fromlai different pbrsipyectivej ljffterfnal' cies of the college also witnessed change. Byithefend of this academic year, we found ourselves. viiithfaanew president, a liberalized drinking policy, and an exten- sion of visiting hours in the girls'idorims .vigithout the Vwatchfuleyesofhousemothers. l V s l Rethinking and revision were thustthe hallmark. of this year. It is hoped that these changes will be the be- ginning ofa new tradition at Muhlenberg. :fu-:L - iff. Ei: ' LA, V rl:-- Y with bullets in Asia,