Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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ORGANIZATIONS pg 207 pg 245 ACADEMICS pg 259 GALLERY pg 269 ADSNNDEX

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1988-1989 CAMPUS LIFE pg 21 SENIORS pg 83 GRE-EKS pg 111 SPORTS pg 149 DORMS pg 187

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From a Different Angle Within days of our arrival at Valparaiso each se- mester, the blinders of routine begin to obscure our view. The novelty of the University setting fades away, leaving behind a disinterest in the objects around us. Consider, for example, the University Chapel. Once the weight of academia hits, this mag- nificient structure evokes little more attention from many than, perhaps, as an obstacle to walk around on the way to Gellerson or Meier. Yet, with just a little observation, many other roles of the Chapel may be found. What else is there to say about the Chapel? How about the fact that the world's largest collegiate cha- pel is located right here in our obscure little corner of Indiana? And beyond sheer size is beauty. Rising from the emptiness of the tundra like some massive phoenix, all the buildings of new campus seem to cower in shame at the innate grace embodied in such a masterful marriage of size and simplicity. From highway 30, the Chapel appears to be holding down the hill on which it stands. From McDonaid's, the top rises above Alumni Hall like a shepherd, ever watch- ful over the structures on new campus that they may fall into no harm. Laura Gatz Ingrid Anderson