University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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i ASUN Officers The class of 1 964 will face a world shaped more than ever before by man with his science and technology. Per- haps the greatest challenge we will face in future years is that of finding and retaining values in a world ever more materialistic. Though universities train men in many different disciplines, all disciplines believe in the free and inquiring mind as the answer to the problems we face. Only the free and inquiring mind will continue to re concile our material progress with our questions of value. The University of Nevada cannot reach out in the future years and guarantee that we will continue to use the free and inquiring minds which we are assumed to have developed here. Rather, that must be our own re- sponsibility and our obligation to the University. James Acheson, ASUN President. James Acheson ASUN President Larry Struve ASUN First Vice-President Marsha Frankovich Deming ASUN Second Vice-President 30