The Voice of Notre Dame
.....:...:_;;~· I i l i j 1 c ' News When .It's News .ce· of NOTRE· DAME Vol. 5,J~o. 6 ·; ;1 "i t ~· . (; .· -~ : '! .,.f.,· ' . ~: . ---. ----- ! Page 2 University of Notre Dame Tuesday, .October 18, 1966 Editorial· TRY A· VOICE CLASSIFIED A student whose intellectual experiences are fessors. The students are beginnfug to consider 5¢ p~r word maximum ~.$1.00 llrnited to the· classroom is wasting his time, these men as teachers instead of just lectur Send Copy ~_ith check to: THE VOl CE Out of the myriad lectures he hears, such a ers and this means a role outside of the class- . student will remember little. In order to retain room. .. Box 11 the knowledge that he is exposed to and. to im If this university ·desires continued steps in LaFortune Center plement it, discourse between himself and. other· this direction, and it professes to, then more , students, between himself and professors is a facilities must be made available, The Coffee Notre Dame University necessity, Hour, the Senior· Bar, and the homes of var . Notre Dame, Indiana Certainly it is possible to learn much from ious generous pr_ofessors reach but a small one's own studies, but to grasp, expand and proportion of the student body. · . effectively make ideas· one's own requires ar One possibility is to make a mid-campus cof . ticulation of them by the student. He needs the fee shop or lounge out of the soon-to-be-vacated ,. challenge and inspiration of a scholar offering Post Office. Or, considering the new orienta- . ;· what wisdom he has.
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