Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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.f-.i x.xsS ' W iii.. so K 2 .XN, f .r ,sf - Q ,yt 'W 1 wa Q W is me ' V Q a JA: J Winter is a time to walk aimlessly, kicking at the snow but schedules demand obedience so winter is ignored, only the cold remembered. Time waits for no man and neither does the professor so the stu- dent must sacrifice a leisurely lunch to study for next hour's test. i3 f.i'.1 A class in the Arena followed by one in Wham finds a student, not blessed by a Honda, hard pressed to obey the I0-minute law.

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Despite the variety if private worlds, students seem to have a common enemy . . . time. The evil cloak mf time envelopes the students as it carries them through vast arrays if human experiences in the whirl cjcollege lk. Each jeels the push Q' time and each realizes that he must lceep moving toward his aspired goals. The pace is established and success depends on pure stamina. , gift 3A - ,e5'1??1, Love seems extraneous in a world of books and careers but never theless if love is there, time nzust be found to express its presence Marching in monotonous column seems to make time a fixed and sluggish reality which will not heed the pleas of bored minds. 8 It's a go-go world in which we live fast and grab for tomorrow but sometimes wish only for yesterday.

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jyr the day has been absorbed A nd after that last bit rfknowledge and calculated, the student runs away- into himsebf . . . to explore those private worlds zjmake believe and whimcgr that are as much a part if the collegiate scene as the ralbf horns and beer mugs. M, M,Av A x 5 Besides being a focal point for boating and swimming activities, Lake-on-the-Campus offers spots for the fishing enthusiast. . . . the touch of a mandolin, the strains of a winsome melody, communion with others, a feeling of calmness . . . An exhausted spirit seems to receive miraculous revival when ex- posed to the aesthetic beauty and tranquility of Thompson Woods. s W , , 1 Y Q K 'ie he 2-ss?