University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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S Xi si , K-,.- Ti 4 XX6-Ngfxs R UI Z.i,4 THE UNIVERSITY A UNIVERSITY RULE ci: A GX-1 ' HE rule for soul growth runs simply: Let there be plain living, T high thinking, service to others, and reverence. The elements of this rule are concreted in the daily life ofthe University. r Plain living is endorsed in the simple but substantial fare of the University dining hail, in the unadorned but comfortable student quarters in the dormi- tories, in the health program required for all students in both practical and theoreticai physical education, in the Widening participation in vigorous athletics, in the unassumed democracy of the campus social life and in the dignified simplicity of the campus architecture and landscaping. D High thinking is the goal of the classrooms, of the laboratories and of most of the campus organizations. W'hen each diploma goes to onewlio, during the University years, has learned to think straightly, independently, fearlessly and purposefully and Who has formed the habit of thinking of the clean, bright, Wholesome, progressive things, the things of arts and of sciences, the things that gladden hearts and exalt souls, then will the University be doing its Whole duty by the mind. Bettered means to this great end are in evidence in the steadily rising scholarship standards and their steadily firmer Kwii' is Q NWMN 9

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tmDENT WALTER E 8 CLARK

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