Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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We at Wesl an are proud of what our school represents: iversity and freedom of the indi- vidual. Our dedication to these standards is exem lified in the liberal education Wesleyan provldes. Achievement of a truly liberal edu- cation depends on much more than just class- room experience: we are encouraged to ex- plore new and variedJields of study and we develog skills seede by our studies and nouris ed by our own intellectual growth and aspirations. It is here where the hockey player and the poet attend a guest lecture together, where the chemistry major is found immersed in discus- sion of philosophy, where the sounds of the Javanese amelan merge with the slap of a soccer hall, where the conservative and the liberal listen to each other. Here we are at Wesleyan, pulled to ether from all over the country and the wor d . . . to be dispersed to 'obs, graduate and profes- sional schools. thether we end up on the West or East coast, in Europe or wherever our feet may carry us, we have all changed during our years at Wesleyan. No matter what our individual experience or particular major . - was, no matter what changes and excitement ;,.;Md; 7+ me r. em :1 r.., , . the future brings, we can all take pride in '22.- aw: '42. ;4 A .uszr saymg, I went to Wesleyan.