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

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S D The first of these tools is SPIRIT, that aspect of game play whose immediate function is neither physical, nor intellectual, nor cultural. While SPIRIT provides you. the player, a much needed break from the structured aspect of the game, it often does much more than that. The proper utilization of SPIRIT affords you the opportunity tO: - learn to co-exist with other players in a close living arrangement. - help less fortunate players find their place in this game and in the larger game of LIFE. - escape to a planned fantasy where you can be anything from a professional gambler to a prepubescent youngster. - skip a turn now and then for more primitive pursuits. - enter into fulfilling relationships with other players so you can learn more about your own place in the game. You must exercise caution not to overuse this tool. Too much SPIRIT may send you back several spaces to the den of Dean Roemer or the floor of Nickie ' s and Corby ' s. SPIRIT is a tool of attitude; carry it in your heart to all corners of the game board to the stuffiness of the classroom, the massiveness of the football stadium, the austerity of the orchestra concert. Your SPIRIT will be your stronghold in times of despair and frustration and your release in times of fulfillment and joy. SPIRIT BEGINS ON PAGE 14. 4 Instructions

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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