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New Students
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Declaration ,pf Interdependence Let it be declared, announced, and hereby celebrated . . . That all people everywhere are dependent upon one another. That everyone needs everyone else for freedom, life, love, and happiness. That all things in the natural order are dependent upon everythlng“efs? That our Intle planet and alt the planets and all the solar systems are foa Jate of mutual dependence upon onaanother That this iniveVsalty shared depend comes from God and Is of God, And that each indfvmtei part of thisrgreat relationship has M own part to play its own destiny to fulfill in Gjd ' s plan.
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Freshmen ... We are the freshman class. When we came in the fall we knew very little, though some of us thought we had all of the.answers. The Bible knowledge exam quickly changed that idea. Knowing that we had a lot to learn, then, we tried to learn, tried to find answers, and still tried to have fun. Most of us succeeded. We couldn ' t help but be a bit na¬ ive at first, thinking that North¬ western could cure all of our spiri¬ tual ills, get us a date every Friday night, or hand us doctrine on neat 3x5 cards, typed, alliterated, and al¬ phabe tized. But, as freshmen, we were forgiven. And we were a bit idealistic about our potential. Not content to use our fishing and tentmaking talents for God, we were going to become world famous evangelists, inter¬ national concert musicians, and es¬ tablish radio stations in every com¬ munist satellite country on Earth. All of these are very good and hon¬ est aspirations, and no one was to tarnish our dreams of changing the future, as well as the past. So we came to Northwestern, most of us with these starry-eyed objectives. Now, after one year of encountering college level classes, teachers, and other idealists, we re¬ alized that, to learn and then to fi¬ nally achieve, we had to deny our own dreams for a while. It was dur¬ ing that while that most of those stars in our eyes faded, replaced with a zeal, a vision, and a fire from an infinitely greater Source than ourselves. 19
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