Ohio Wesleyan University - Le Bijou Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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Pr I r F I I I LL nuns spiritual quest witn his philosophy students John Bozman Ken Collins, Meg Cutting, and Bill Kemp The philosophy department offers to the students tenta- tive answers, or at least approaches, to the major prob- lems of human thought. While the beginning courses deal with man ' s attempt to understand himself, the universe, and man ' s place in it, the advanced courses explore areas of ethics, logic, and esthetics. 12

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W ■fi ' i In addition to our courses in philosophy and religion, we learned, by participating in the varied activities of Wesleyan ' s YMCA and YWCA the best means for rendering Christian service to our cam- pus and community. These organizations constantly provided us with opportunities for Christian fellow- ship with our fellow-students and faculty members. During the school year, a Sunday evening must for many of us was attending the weekly youth meetings of the several Delaware churches. Plac- ing their accent on religious life, Canterbury Club, United Fellowship, and Wesley Fellowship, played important ports in the religious activities of our campus. A lesser-known YW member is introduced the YWCA-sponsored picnic for freshman YMCA, page 18 YWCA, page 18 Church Groups, page 20 The humorous Dr. Hutson Religion, page 16 By use of a diagram. Doctor Quillion clarifies a philosophical concept for student Frank Marriott. Philosophy, page 12

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Depai ' tinent of Philosophy William Weber, a student of Aristotle, burns the midnight oil to catch up on his collateral reading. Professor QuHlion Department Chairr Assistant Professor Lloyd Boston 13