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People continuously move in and out of a college and the yearbook staff attempts to record this flux. This fall, the class of 1989 arrived along v ith ten new professors. The computer center expanded, the CPD started, and Benedum Hall was condomini- mized. A faculty student football game kicked off Parents ' Weekend and ARA blessed us by holding back the greenbean casserole, offering homemade waffles in- stead. The Gateways battled smoking privi- leges and the faculty still sat at the same cafeteria window table at noon. 1986 was the year of tutorial schedules ending with an award button. Once again, a senior class pre- pares for the realm of corporate baracudas, or the deeper pastures of post graduate study. So, here is the 1 986 Cornerstone which hopefully pictures the people who made the year here memorable. Page 2, for left: Chris Kuhl snow sculpting. Bottom left: Is it live or is ARA? Page 2, top: Bryn and Betty — hallway confrontation. Abovi Jerry Caplon strikes again with environmental sculpture from h Interim class. Far right: Three down, one to go: Mary Beth Belsito ( Opening Convocation. Top right, top: This Music Man was nevf quite like this. Middle right: Yolondo Lake in transit. Bottom: Cand Jordan and Professor Emeritus, Dr. Seuss ' cuddly character.
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J ji« fc.. i ' Campus life is a catch-all expression, casually tossed around in conversation as if the speaker had grown numb to its implica- tions. Don ' t be fooled: to a past or present student, ' ' college is connotative. Events both ordinary and bizarre spring to mind — end- less registration forms and forgotten late nights. Hov do you define ' ' campus life tan- gibly enough for everyone, whether they are sentimental or not? There is no absolute. Chatham students are Gateway or Tradition- al; Brahms to Top Forty to alternative radio,- NYC to Ruraltown to Europe; from Buhl Hall lab hermits to budding painters. We can gab with near-strangers about final week blues while shared dormitories and dinners pro- mote the most unlikely friendships. But why define campus life rigidly and, in the process, pick and choose memories for someone, when you can savor memories simultaneously, ava- lanche-style? Let the words and photos of this book be catalysts; open to a random page or seek a familiar face. The jogged memories ore personal kaleidoscopes; with each subse- quent viewing, the colors change.
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