University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

^^^^^g^g^^ Interaction with other stu- dents and faculty allowed each of us to grow, to learn about things that previously we might have had no clue about. For perhaps the first time, we were questioning our be- liefs, challenging what we knew to be wrong, defending what we knew to be right, and making decisions that would affect us for the rest of our lives. If ON THE EDGE meant liv- ing dangerously, then we did that, too. Our freedom was nearly limitless, and we had the opportunity, maybe even the misfortune, to see just how far we could go. Still, we could lean back, take a look a life from a by- standers point of view, and learn from what we observed. Life was ours to do with as we pleased. We were free to love whomever we chos^ to, to live as we wanted.