Boston College - Sub Turri Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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- •■ ' ■ii aL®«j2 Mai ' .-i- ® »5? c i ' ne i ' a The football game on Saturday afternoon is tradition. Whether the game is won or not, there is always the cheering, the eagle, the band, and the team. Tradition lies be- hind the Alma Mater at half-tim,e and the Victory Dance at night. It is felt from the alumni down to the freshmen when a touchdown is scored beneath the towers against the sky. It is the life of Boston Col- lege on a football field that is tradition. 10

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The academic life of the school will always re- flect the tradition of Boston College. All of us come to learn and this luill never change. There has ahoays been the armload of books, the term paper due tomorrow morning, and someone asleep in the library. There is timelessness in the crammiyig for exams, the borrowing of notes, and the studying on Lyons ' steps. The tradition lives in the search for knoioledge, and all share in the search. 1 L

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