Saint Ambrose College - Oaks Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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1 Gitten Ejucated Since on this campus, stepped I some four whole yea rs ago. To 'temp to learn the Kings' English, and ofcourse to make more doe, My eyes were widely woken to a countless number of things like student demonstrations those unlawful gatherings. llearned you're not suppose to talk about such things as 'rights', 'cause to a college 'ministration the only right is might. I learned that racial tensions are caused by a malcontented few, and anyone who disagrees is probly malcontented too. One profess helped me learn, poly si was the best subject yet, says he, the system just ain't right, its schemes you must detect. I learned that I shoud 'preciate those good down-home-cooked meals, cause what Saga'll put on ya could make a horse stand still. I learned that Tom Aquinas must really have dug on law cause no sane man otherwise would have wrote 'Sum logica'. But most of all, l've come to know a degree alone can't stand and we didn't get ejucated if we don't respect all men. And if with closed minds our diploma we obtain, we should start at the very beginning, andtry tobegin again. Mike Grant Ambrosicmz are always naaf. They seldom splash wafer: in Iac! they seldom use wafer. ff 'Iss 'i' ,J X J -..' X CP , ,f 'Y 1 X 1 -'fi I f X ii? Q- 1 1 f nu .' 'I ' E . Xl 1 f',' .