University of Santa Clara - Redwood Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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SANTA CLARA! ALMA MATER LO! OUR HEARTS ARE PLEDGED TO THEE

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tt t C V. I — J The Catholic university in common with all universities, is devoted to truth; but it has the further obligation of placing spiritual values above material values. From its coign of vantage in the Church of Christ, it has a view not only of the natural order, but of the supernatural order. It is this fullness of outlook that gives coherence and meaning to the whole of life. In the intellectual order the Catholic university has in view the development of the student mind, for training in thinking is more important than training in technique. It must supply, on a sound factual and philosophical basis, an antidote to tendencies in the intellectual world which are foreign to Christian-Catholic culture; and it must continue the principles of integration which the Faith has supplied to the civilization of Western Europe for two thousand years. The drawing out of the natural faculties, which is educa- tion, takes for granted bodily development, and proceeds to the cultivation of the intellect, the memory, the imagina- tion and the will. This rounded view of life leads finally to the Integer Vitae — the Catholic university man. WHERE THE PALM AND OLIVE MINGLE. BADE THE TORCH OF SCIENCE BURN