American University - Talon / Aucola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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his music is not for all ages it is for just this season rock and roll is not here to stay and the frug will go the way of the twist and the jerk the way of the cha cha he twangs his guitar to the slow tunes of folk this land is his land he shall overcome finding solace to his present dilemna with the tunes of the past when not intoning the protest songs he likes his music fast and furious loud and constant his kicks becoming more elusive as eleanor rigby stands in the door of a church where a wedding has been he boards yellow submarines as the danceman cometh he gyrates somewhat in tune to the music performing motions vaguely echoing primeaval fertility rites he releases his pent up tensions on the dance floor moving moving going no where more than any other aspect of a student ' s mores his music the most effective barometer of his emotions and feelings his melancholy and his exhultation his moods and his madness finding inner allegorical meanings to the simplist lyrics is a favorite student pastime his lonliness his alienation his confidence his selfassuredness are all expressed in his music