Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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211 THE ASHBURIAN THE XV IND The mocking wind was blowing, blowing O'er the bleak Chaldean sands O'er the wreck and ruin, mounds eternal-seeming The hopes and dreams of a thousand lands Around him they blew, laughing, screaming Little man, We know your kind TYorking, toiling, sweating, dreaming Yet withal - deaf and dumb and blind Kings and Emperors have we seen Each in his greatness thinking None so great as l Yet through the ages many such have been Only we remain - We and the sky O'er the sands a wind was blowing He rose, shaking off the ancient sands A shuddering unease was growing, growing As he left that ancient, lonely land. AN ODE TO BATTLE Now buckle on your weapon belts Soon red blood will stain the grassy veldts Be not all ours! Though we toil on for hours and hours And red ruin like the bright rose flowers The sun burns hot on the fast and furious fight Hell-wielded weapons spread their blight The steel shod lances dip to kill Only the corpses are quiet, calm and still Nlaces whirl and sabres slash The sun catches armour with a blinding flash This sanguine strife, feud and food of men If reason has, is beyond our ken So war on! Shall we let the weapons rust? ln dying, kill! Raise a name above the dust! S. M. Stirling XYEASELS IN MIND The weasel, mink, marten, fisher, otter, badger, wolverine are all members of the North American family, vllllsrclidac. And for the Alaskan lfskimos catching a weasel means very good luck indeed. According to body structure the weasel family falls into three or four categories: the typically slender mink and marten and short-tailed weasel, the squat bow-legged badger and wolverine, and the sinuous aquatic otter, All eat flesh and fish.