Diversity: A Higher Form of Education PDF
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Digitized by the Internet Archive 2015 in https://archive.org/details/diversityhigherfOOrutg CONTENTS IVERSITY 1993 Opening 2 Livingston Life 16 Academics 64 Residences 80 University Athletics 96 Organizations 128 LIVINGSTON COLLEGE Greek Life 146 RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Graduates 160 Livingston Student Center Publications Area Room 9C 1 1 Joyce Kilmer Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903 Closing 932-5399 (908) OPENING 2 the Game Plan. Whether know- ing the best way to solve a Cal- culus problem or planning to beat the 5 o'clock traffic on Metlars Lane, college life in- volves many strategies. The ed- ucational environment at Liv- ingston College allows us to study problems and issues and devise reasonable methods ofso- lution. Our experiences at Liv- ingston are preparing us to un- dertake the problems of tomorrow intelligently in an ef- fort to impact our society. Look- ing at problems from different At Rutgers, studying is notjust perspectives enables us to make reading a textbook or looking over notes. This student intently reads the best decisions. Livingston's the sportspages and will later be total experience yields an edu- able to debate on baseball trivia ofthe day. cational experience that is much more than book knowledge. Even at the bus stop, people catch up on their reading, gather in- formation from flyers, or study the culture by check- ing out what everyone else is doing. STUDYING THE GAME PLAN 3 OPENING 4 the options. Choice. That's the best freedom ofbeing an under- We graduate at Livingston. can weigh our options of whether of having a car on campus is worth We the parking problem. have the ability to take a diverse range ofclasses before choosing a major. We make the decision of staying out all night and partyingor stayingin and study- ing. College is a time to explore ourselves, our feelings, our world, and life. Examining sit- uations and analyzing them in an intellegent manner isjustone ofthe many important life skills Our beloved mascot, the Scarlet Livingston students are exposed Knight, entertains the crowds at a footballgame. His biggest to each day. There's a lot of re- research project is ensuringfans search to be done and much have afabulous time! more to discover than what we just find in textbooks; Living- ston College teaches us how to research life. Somerset Street has a great mix of shops and restaurants that cater directly to RJJ students. Hunting down bargins in Downtown isresearch that students like to do. RESEARCHING THE OPTIONS OPENING 6
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