University of Notre Dame - Dome Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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Instruction 7

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Hovering above the game board or drilling beneath the surface, the tool of SOUL allows you to view your world through richer, more sensitive eyes. Whether it takes you down a religious path through faith and prayer or an artistic path through sensory, literary, and dramatic aesthetics. SOUL can give you the opportunity to: rise above the common problems of the spinning of the wheel, sharpen your focus of the world in which you play. -come to a deeper appreciation of the.other players and the worlds in which they play. -develop the skill of using your talents and working through nature to achieve new creative goals. Sometimes, if you overuse or become submerged in SOUL, you may find it difficult to land back on the game board. Keep in mind that although SOUL sends you to other worlds, the imagination or spirituality that you use is based on the everyday experiences of playing the game. 6 Instruct tons

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At times, it may seem that the tool of MIND is the most important to the success of the game. Actually, MIND helps to form an academic base for the more serious pursuits around the board. It compliments, then, rather than dominates the other tools in the game. Sometimes silently, sometimes with great pomp and rhetoric. MIND allows you, the player, to: -broaden your perspectives on all the aspects of your challenge and the challenges to come test your own abilities to advance to new and unknown territories -translate your knowledge to others across the page and through the airwaves -exchange ideas, gameplans, and opinions with the rest of the participants. 8 Instructions