University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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Around campus We have all done it. The day we broke up with our boyfriend, or maybe we only got a barely passing grade on that English paper on which we spent the last three weeks working. Or perhaps our friends have all gone home for the weekend, and we find solace while taking a walk around campus. College is definately a social scene. We sometimes have to go out of our ways to be alone, but we all need the time to think not just about personal problems or academics, but also about the condition of the world we w ill be enter- ing. How can we contribute? Can we make a dif- ference? On the way we take time to admire the buildings that make the University, or we sit under a tree by the river and dream about our fu- ture jobs and lives. In the end we have developed a relationaship with the University. We feel se- cure and safe along its elm bordered sidewalks. We may decide to talk to that F.nglish professor and conclude that we w ill cross our bridges when we come to them and that everything works out in the end.

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