University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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Regardless whether one fills in the blank indicating religion on his ' railroad ticket or not, its very presence there implies t hat campus life is far from devoid of a spiritual side. Few students will grad- uate without having come in contact with some variety of religious experience, be it via his asso- ciates, a philosophy class, or the manner of men who instruct him. Thus religion is but another facet of the total gem of education. To examine all the sides is to get to know the value of the whole. How, if, and when a reaction from the norm with which one enters will occur is a matter for personal reflection and decision. 27

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rl SOCIAL No College memory is complete without some recollection of the highlights that brightened many an otherwise dim schedule of classes and concentration. Here, no one standard of conviviality is determinable; for each student the social pattern is a different, a shifting, an unending one.