Virginia Commonwealth University - Cobblestone Wigwam Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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■ ( Every day. every monienl. the .student ' s Hie is filled vith busy routines. For those who partici- pate in extra-curricular activities there is the satis- faction ol extra accomplishment. For those who do not participate there is wonder why things do not satisfy them. But regardless of whether or not a person gives fully of himself, there is always a eeling ol companionship to be leli among the throngs ol indi iduals vho inhabit our campus. Human contact is rich and satisfying, be it per- sonal contact with a particidar large, joxial spirit who sells books, or ia the U. S. Mail, and the more we ha ' e of it, the better wc feel. 20 I «•• ♦ ♦ .,-•• »• ..•■ - A ' i i ..

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•: :r- ' i,-iy : «,-.»,- .» c «, T. T. 7 ' THE RICHES OF CAMPUS LIFE MANIFEST THEMSELVES IN SINCERITY OF STUDY AND THE REWARD OF SUCCESS. The daily grind of the classroom routine is frus- trating to no end if the aims of education are temporarily lost to the student. But solace may be found in ilie re s ' ard iiich comes with the success- ful fidiillmeni or re(|uired academic learning. 22 « « « %