Seattle University - Aegis Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Since if is the port of the wise man to order and to judge, and since lesser matters can he judged in the light of some higher cause . therefore, he who considers absolutely the highest cause of the whole universe, namely Cod, is most of all called wise . . . —ST. THOMAS AQUINAS

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,i;i lll'l The Wisdom Seekers Man seeks wisdom in all realms of experience—each experience providing its unique insight into the mystery of being. We, the students of Seattle University, of different races and creeds, coming from diverse backgrounds, seek wisdom in the academic experience provided by a liberal Christian education. Through classes, student-faculty discussion, guest lecturers— through intellectual, social and spiritual relationships—we dedicate ourselves to search for the meaning of things. We seek wisdom—to grow in ourselves and in our relationship with others. Once incorporating the gift of wisdom into our nature, we make wisdom the basis of all learning. We integrate toward order to become fit members of society and to be man—man made in the image and likeness of God.