College of William and Mary - Colonial Echo Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

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- f vii A Hallmark shot. The Sunken Gardens rests in the heart of Old Campus. From frisbee flights to heart-to heart talks, the College landmark gives a sense of per' manence. - Photos by Mark Beavers and Stuart Wagner. T H E ENVIRONMENT They pass by like actors in movies. People with books and trees with leaves. As people fight for jobs, freedom, and food throughout the world, life at William and Mary can be lost in the inter- nal quest for self-fulfillment. Classes with grades and buildings with desks. G.P.A, 2.8 and falling. The weather here sometimes stagnates in a high academic pressure lcontinued on pg. 3Ol 28 The 5 nvironment

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system moving no where. But did you ever look around? lf the effort was made, the waves of New Campus lights bounce off Oliver - Photo by Rob Smith Stepping out of Professor Jenkins' of- fice, and English student pounders the possibilities of going through the maze of Old Campus shrubs. - Photo by Mark Beavers Early enough to meet the garbage dumpster: and to wake up students, a Bar- ret maid cleans afte a late night party. - Photo by Rob Smith A College isn't a group of buildings Matoaka or The James could wash out the pages from any text. Cars and buses on Richmond Road dodge the pedestrians and the lights glow Twilight Zone over the Sunken Gardens. An empty room of third floor Tucker and a single letter at a Campus post office box. Dusk at the heart of New Campus vibrates off the angular buildings and sidewalks as minds gather data inside the concrete. In Wren, historic figures gather dust on the walls and in Jefferson the maids sweep out the halls. Morning brings the monotonous drones of garbage dumpsters as five hundred pillows wrap around five hun- dred heads. Typewriters tap to the beat of eight dif- ferent stereos and a Cary Stadium horn blows for a substitution in a soccer game. Beer cups gather on the Pub's floor and everyone tries to get serious during exams. A warm wind blows laundry off a Randolph Complex Balcony and swoops down on Yates Field. On special occasions the Dell ducks will march single file across the road and a last semester friend will join you for lunch. A registration paper sits in back of the desk drawer, right beside a high school prom picture. Musty manuscripts and Chanel smells hover in the stacks of Swem. ln front of the bookstore they all pass by like actors in a movie. Books with students walking over puddles. A college isn't a group of buildings, but a collection of minds Impressions can numb the intellect and stimulate the senses. by Eric Hook 30 X! Environment '1 -----1 fr 1,-'I P r' .- l r ' s ll . e ' K