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ESSENTIAL I am surprised that what is essential is like sand: We are forever sweeping it from the crumbling temples of ou 1' own invention g Squinting ou 1' eyes when it's thrown up in our facesg shaping our castles, our fallible ramparts, out of its quintessentially ephemeral marrow. What is essential is shifting, mysterious in moon-dunes, irreverent upon the hallowed tomlms of saints and pharoahs. What is essential is what the bleached bones of the oldest mammoth shuffle down to, under the glHCiCl'S,, the 1'lVC1'S,, and the winds' attrition. What is essential is sand. And, deep in its teeming and fathomless core, some miracle of seed and stream and heaving of incessant storm. JOHN J. SAVANT
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SISTER THOMAS I came to Dominican because of the treesand Sister Thomas. I first met her on a rainy day in March of my senior year in high school. She talked to me as though it were the most perfect day she had ever seen. As we walked from the Motherhouse to Meadowlands to Guz- man I saw the campus to its best advantage-through her eyes. The trees were a much more special green from that point of view. We stood by the piano in Meadowlands and she told me about tea dances, now mixers, and the girls Who had met 4'their young men in that parlor. In Guzman she picked up a F irebrand, because hadn't you written that you enjoyed English and would like to work on the pub- lications? It was the 1954 F irebrand and she flipped through the pages telling me about each girl. Now that I remember it I am awed by her memory, but that day it seemed that all people must be, quite naturally, that gracious and interested. Sister Thomas was genuinely universal-she saw and learned and loved all the positive elements in life. When something was missing or wrong she mended it. There was not one person or occasion that was not in some way involved with her. She was 'atuned in to each separate frequency. She pursued all her interests with enthusiasm and discipline and the rewards of that life- style have benefited all of us. What she gave was an absolute regard for human dig- nity as intended by God. We have learned from her the l65
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