College of the Holy Cross - Purple Patcher Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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I3 hough the event is the same every year, and it falls on alternately Windy and cold and then sunny and bright days, Parents' Weekend at Holy Cross is always a uni- que and warm experience. Friday afternoon cars drive slowly up a Linden Lane speckled with leavesg the faces inside look at the buildings for the first time in amazement or for the last time with a mixture of nostalgia and sadness. C'Kane tower casts its shadow on a very different dis- position than is usual. The young man who waits under that shadow is, at this Friday moment, very much a son. Yet, he is still in his own environment under this shadow. The meeting of son and parents is usually in their world, this encounter takes place in his world. The young man is filled with the warmth of reunion and the self-consciousness that his world is about to be revealed and, probably, judged. Out of the clash of these two emotions comes a strangely moving experience-just having them here. The dad who has become in the last few weeks an unseen but not unheard from creditor is somehow for now and thus forever a part of all the tradition and excitement and subtle imprisonment that everyone of us feels and is never able to express. The mom who worries when she sees us thin and bearded at the beginning of vacations, who mails alternately