Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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A jar- has v . D521 Music for voice and instrument from Josquin des Pres to iazz, art of China and of contemporary creation, literature from Phoenicia and from fools- cap,-all stream together to montage an ever- changing network of fresh relationships, merging, shifting. For amid all these important little trivialities and occasionally trivial big things, we find our standards for iudgment and lite. For us, all the spider-webbing sidewalks and Brussels sprouts and maple leaves and voice recitals somehow seem to iell for a moment, all the test tubes and microscopes, cycloids, ceramics, coverings, all the dissections and indefinite integrals suddenly melt and flow into a unity that has significance. And now we present them for you here as they crystallize for a moment in the Maple Leaf. Look, look, but look well, because in a minute or a month the kaleidoscope will turn, the pattern will shift, and shift again, and shift again .... Allen Hershberger 12