Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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FOREWORD The years do little to change Colorado College: the steps of Palmer are worn down a little more, the old buildings are gradually replaced by new, the bell in Cutler becomes a little more clangy— things that are unnoticed from day to day. Rather it is the people who change it, determine its progress, attitude, success. Their disinterest can stagnate and outdate it. Their concern can give it purpose and future. We are the people, the determining factor. And this is our responsibility.

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Leaves tracked under his feet as he walked de- liberately across campus toward his office. The November wind attempted to wrest the papers from his hand. He was tempted to let go of them, but rejected the idea and grasped them firmly under his arm. Mid-semester grades were due the following day. He had a long night ahead with a coffee pot and a red pencil for companions. The same mis- takes, over and over again, the same poor grammar and illegible handwriting— yet once in a while, a young and original idea. As he climbed, the wooden stairs resounded emptiness. A professor by practice, but a student at heart, feeling a tinge of remorse at missing the last football game, he resigned himself, and entered his office.