Shaw University - Bear Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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SHAW UNIVERSITY ALMA MATER HAIL, DEAR OLD SHAW U THY SONS'REVERE THY NAME, C LONG SHALL THY WORKS BE PROUD UNDIMMED THY FAME. TIME SHALL THY PRAISES SING, GLORY REPAY THY TEARS, AND LOUD THY PRAISES RING ' THROUGH ALL THE YEARS. NOBLE THY HALLWAYS NOBLE THY GRASSY PLAINS, NOBLER THE HEARTS OF MEN WHERE THOU DOST REIGN. ALL WE WHO LOVE THY NAME STOUT HEARTS THAT SHALL NOT FAIL, ALL RISE AND LOUD PROCLAIM, ALMA MATER, HAIL!! PRO CHRISTO ET HUMANITATE

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GREETINGS FROM THE PRESIDENT .Wx rmnlsrorr 'N nvuAnrrATt R , 65 '+?l4 rI.3 ff f 1' QE: or R 4 113' , f ylllw it -lf ' 9 f - , 'W is 7 stu' sb 14 K Dr. Stanley H. Smith, President The Shaw University To The Class of 1981: A yearbook should be a reflection andfor a microcosm of the activities of a college or a university. This year's produc- tion of the Shaw University Bear Yearbook exemplifies just that. It mirrors the basic philosophy of Shaw University with its emphasis on the learning process. It is congruent with Shaw's basic educational philosophy that education should be a living process and should be useful. It demonstrates, moreover, that education should establish functional linkages between theory and practice with the underlying assumption that the importance of knowledge lies in its use. More specifically, it is additionally reflective of the basic assumption of Shaw University that it is possible to be liberally educated for the world of work as its curriculum provides meaningful answers to the philosophical questions posed by the educational philosophies of W.E. Dubois and Booker T. Washington. Shaw University holds to a holistic view of education by drawing no significant distinction operationally between aca- demic and non-academic activities. All of the activities represented in this yearbook are, therefore, geared towards their learning implications for students and contribute greatly to making the whole college environment conducive to learning. Congratulations are, therefore, in order for making the publication, in terms of content and coverage, representative of the mission and purposes of Shaw University. Sincerely yours, Stanley H. Smith