Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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WARE ESS OF LCVE. . . As students in a small college, we are blessed with many opportunities to interact with others in a positive way. We are exposed to a multiplicity of cultures and have access to the friendship of students from many countries. As a group, however, we tend to ignore our opportunities for involvement with those who are not the same as we are. We can improve our relationships with others by having an awareness of love in our lives. Each of us, as a child, had an acute need for love. A baby who is not held and given love will die. As adults, too, we need love. Each person deserves respect, each person deserves the care of his! her fellow human being. We need to incorporate love in our everyday dealings with those around us. Love, defined not as passion, but as respect and responsibility toward every other person, can become an active part of our lives. By taking a step forward and shaking the hand of a fellow student, we can make our lives a little easier. Bygputting love into our lifestyles, we can show people that we care. A little love goes a long way. Cindy Huyser