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Page 32 text:
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Decking the halls (and hitting the books) ' Twas the night betore finals and all through the dorm Not a student was stirring not one single form. The books were all flung on the desks without care In hope that Christmas break soon would be there. My roommate with french fries and I with Big Mac Had both settled down for a short midnight snack. Our professors were nestled all snug in their beds While visions of worried students danced in their heads. Then what to my bloodshot eyes did appear The face of my alar m clock, the ultimate fear. Up out of my bed, quick as a flash, I fell into the dresser with a booming crash. I got to the final in spite of it all, Just then did the professor my name call. A wink of his eye and a twist of his head, Soon gave me to know I had something to dread. He spoke not a word, but handed out the exam The girl behind me got up and ran. Laying my hand upon my sweaty neck, I searched the final, gave it one last check. I sprang to my feet, handed in the test The semester was over, I could rest. And they heard me exclaim as I drove out of sight, See you in five weeks Clarion, All right! Sharon Copper and Steve Ferringer 28 Long-legged log reindeer peer out of the Cardtowne window in hopes of be- ing purchased. Lights shining from the courthouse send messages of peace and goodwill. Glowing downtown Clarion is graced with mild yuletide weather. Kevin P. Spark
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CUP Students lend a helping hand All too often in our society we find that people are afraid to reach out and touch one another. They are afraid to get in- volved or lend a helping hand, yet there exists a very special group of people who reach out in a significant way. They are blood donors, and they give the most pre- cious gift of all to their fellow man — life. In Clarion, the Red Cross bloodmobile pulls up once a semester and the lobby of Tippin Gymnasium is transformed into what looks like the operating room on M«A«S»H. Stations are set up across the room for the various aspects of the blood donation process. The first table is where you give your name and other general information. From there you move from table to table giving information, getting your temperature checked, and giving a sample of blood. When you reach the do- nation area, a nurse guides you to a stretcher and asks you to lie down. She takes your blood pressure, sterilizes your arm, and then ever so gently inserts the needle. In five or ten minutes it is over, and someone guides you to the canteen. There you can eat and drink the free food provided by the Red Cross. Giving blood sounds much more painful and complicated than it actually is. It only takes an hour from start to finish and there is very little pain. If you think about it, it is a very rewarding hour. You can eat all the peanutbutter and jelly sandwiches you want, and, on a more serious note, you get the satisfaction of knowing that your blood may help to save someone ' s life. -Beth Heidenreich 27
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