Boston University - HUB Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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CO NTENTS Dedication Administration 8: Faculty Graduates 34 Crganizations 190 Athletics 310 3

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DEDICATION The college student is at paradox, an enigma, a boomerang, a wonder, and most important'-an individual human being. He is a sponge. H e absorbs new relationships, ideas, and concepts, squeezes out the residue, and retains the core. He runs into problems. Some cj them he solres. Others, seemingly immovable, he cannot discard, for they are the pil- lars ff his life. He searches for knowledge, yet he knows not what knowl- edge truly is, nor what particular knowledge he seeks. If he is fortunate, he can answer a question, in part, at least, after four years. H e confounds others with his many paradoxes, the while he amazes them with his vitality, scope, and ability. He is an individual human being. He is searching in other individuals for friendships of zrarying degree. Throughout his Unirersity life, whatever he does, wherever he goes, he seeks his own unique role in the balance of l2fe,s imper- fections. As a freshman, he starts his college life in anticipation, knowing not what to expect nor what is expected of him. As a graduate, hc has found some of the solutions. To every graduate everywhere, but most particularly, to the Boston University graduate of 1958, this book is dedi- cated. 5 i