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The most used up, worn out, trite, boring and you Voltaire. indescribably non-thought pro voking theme of all Here are some utterly boring ‘change theme | time is ‘change’. “It’s a last resort to those who cliches’: ‘’ . . . we are alike yet different, contrib- | know better than to use it, a prose triumph for uting in our own ways to a changing campus, a those innocents who've never written an opening changing world... ” | and think they've finally come up with something Well, we know we're all different. That’s mush. deep.” If you wanted depth, we’d have given If we weren’t different, this would be a better z Bs ABOVE: ‘Trey’ enjoys the distinction of occu- pying the only moving doghouse on campus. RIGHT: Joni Mauldin demonstrates straw paint- ing in children’s arts and crafts. Opening 5
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and repititious. The dullest openings of all are written by ama- teur philosophers who use worn out cliches in a fruitless effort to elicit profound thought in the reader. Let’s look at a few examples. We may even ‘plug them into UAM’, like a constant in the algebraic formula. 4 Opening ABOVE: Narrow and provincial Bruce Walsh sports his reply to a campus controversy. ABOVE RIGHT: Dr. Tony Chandler devotes his time to more worthwhile pursuits. RIGHT: Terry Johnson manipulates the projec- tors in instructional tech lab.
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place in which to live. Sure, we contribute, but change to the point that some bureaucrat decides the profound writer makes it sound as though we have to ‘nuke to back into line.’ we each developed some earth-shattering eco- How about the old ‘face’ theme? It’s really a socio-poligical manifesto while we were here, variation of the ‘changes’ previously mentioned “ when our best effort in most cases is a paper on .. faces... in all our sizes and shapes and col- Hem mingway or managing a pine plantation. The ors, we are bound by a common goal, a com- world is changing, likewise. Let’s hope it doesn’t mon purpose... .” ABOVE: The steps and couples change but the dance remains the same. 6 Opening
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