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

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Our campus is measured in cubic inches; the grass can be plucked with eyebrow tweezers. In- tellectually, the individual student aims for few weeds left unpulled. The goal is growth to vards maturity. The insight is towards the differentia- tion between liberty and license, — the freedom to ser ' e responsibly within the framework of a great city, state and countr -. The true indi idual does not confuse noncon- formity with indi iduality, but differs only when the issues are important. Contemplation Recreation Dispensation Concentration ■: ' :-i.-if ki-. ' i ' ■■}■ .■ It- iA- ' A vi. ;?« ■ r ' ' , ' ' '

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The few hours of registration are nothing compared to the weeks of studying to follow. 1 1 I

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■ ' iiiAiiiS uM i itettiiii RPI had approximately 5,600 students enrolled in September. One goal of the College is that each individual keep his identity among the crowd. Each student strives to know what he believes and why. The aim is towards intellectual competition with himself and improve- ment of society. RPI is distinctive because it is a professional institute,- coeducational and state controlled under the Commonwealth of Vir- ginia. Its purpose is two-fold : to provide both professional competence and general education for educational programs.