Boston State College - Bostonian / Lampas Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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STA I » OMMUTING 3d morning! Or is it? Wlien you waken to the ind of WBZ ' s Skywa Patrol telling you that tf|ffic is backed up right to your front door. It ' to,rise and shine when you must enter a bump bumper roller coaster ride that will never let you shift into fourth, never mind, engage that new ' super-charger you put in over the week-end. On ' at school you search for those non-existenW spaces that were rumored to be close to S r „ u„ „ (n n nn Meanwhile, let us ncjndrget irmined, but somewhat resfeibway commuter. While awed by the great metal snake j through the city, he fate, to be cramped, crowded, and 1 his attempts to reach his destination, lief is in knowing that at jLongwood he will be ejeppB from the creature and be allowed to go to the cafe and get that one cup of coffee and confid l wjjIljh bQut now he needs and most justifj B sspves. I I onesthat ' that cour I wearied pi waiting to €% HisOnI be ejepl V - m : : .

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TUDENTS Attempt of this yearbook is to give the reader a [overview of the environment that confronts the I student body of Boston State. To depict the feiiat r of the student body, we will look to it as a i-body with three unique faces. The terms ' -...ot No rcqiized to be relative. There are ht the administration to evoke , ,. .. . - ne extent to which the change -must go is over-exaggerated and the methods of using that change are extreme. The goal f f h« t K-hange must be constantly re-evaluated, L . ,„i valuation will it be a positive w,.™.— lours. Opposing this element aret .. is. Many accept the present situatic question. They find refuge in status-quo. [oppose not the change sought, but those Uhat change. Lying between these forc rird face. The liberals. They see a need ige. They also see that the metha

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