University of Louisiana Monroe - Chacahoula Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

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Aww' 5 HCHK AN INTERE T OF HIS OWN Our college world is one of diversity, because it is made up of people-and no two of us see life with like viewpoints. Some of us will live in a world consisting primarily of test tubes and laboratories, doing research in an effort to learn more about the complexities of our universe. Others will live in a world of typewriters and stencils, recording human history as it is made. Some think our survival will depend on an increased knowledge in the various fields of medicine, while others see the world as a mass which can only be united through diplomacy. Some in our world will lead-others, to round out the pattern, will follow. X W ,A I 3 ,vvvv I , f ' 1- -' '7 Q ing , I . E