University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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I find myself living happily in mental fantasy since the realization of practical aspirations is necessarily bound to disappointment. The entertainment of one day ' s dream is pinned and flattened by one analytic introspection. One of the most important movements of our time. and one to which I dedicate myself, is that of women ' s liberation. Right now I feel used, abused, and tossed aside.

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Um out to lunch. Basically, an intelligent but self-critical optimist suffering from delusions of grandeur. I wake up on many a Saturday morning not knowing where I am or what I did the night before. How do I see myself? Most of the time by looking at my reflection — otherwise there ' s not too much there.

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Awhile back, the Southern Campus office received a small white envelope slipped under the door. The message inside was cryptic but simple. It instructed us to answer the phone at 4:38 pm. The staff was mystified but when the phone rang at that time the editor answered the phone to a handkerchief laden, stuffy-nosed voice. With curt poiliteness the voice instructed us to include a tribute to the great LaFong. After finding out about LaFong and his accomplishments we consented to include this tribute. In addition, the here-to-fore anonymous LaFong softens up a bit as, in his own words, he lets us verbally peek at some of his closely guarded secrets. I Wet to-rte 100.01.446 tor 1 SASS f SIGN, EN COSA Mawr MAE ASS- IPIA Is laXta. tat Iry Om at . 5Wt Vet iS Om SO A WWI OAS FA- UAW UK 101Coi.,114 KOL 6 fin Mot frt. SO YAK. OLIALLY.THIT- WO CC MASS %SOK Of lit SOS? MINA IN SW? (MIN Og 50441410( not A tiff. CM It MN WISIbut a AM in La OfffoloSt LW AWE PO $41.4 WS OAS SUMS( SUS nem . no:not 1966 1967