Tufts University - Jumbo Yearbook (Medford, MA)

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fool hall, and Tufts is no exception to that rule. This something special—we trampled Trinity, long time rivals

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In that unique four year period of time which is called college, a group of people— in our case almost 500 people—are bound together by common work, common activ¬ ity, common experience. We, the class of 1957, are no different as a group from any other college class, but because we are also individuals, we have gone through these four years in an individual way. Perhaps from an outside point of view we have been acting, thinking, and doing the same things in the way of all other college generations; but we know differently, and we have al¬ ways known it. It’s just that until now we have not stopped to think about it. Now is the time, with Graduation coming up fast, to think about it; to stop and look back, not only at one year but at all the years that we have spent together — in Tufts, on the Hill—and remember together the things we said we would remember. And maybe, too, those that “we never knew we knew” ... —the Editor

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Trinity was good, but Harvard was better: 10