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Page 33 text:
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BOB BERSON •( A knyghl Iher was, and that a worthy man. That fro the lyme that he first bigan To riden out, he loved chivalrie, Trouthe and honour, fredom and curtesie. The Canterbury Tales l %v 29
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STEVE BERRJEN Among Steve ' s varied interests and activities, the Customs Committee stands out in showing the way in which Steve has given something of himself to other stu- dents. Steve ' s friendly, natural, and sincere manner has imparted an unmistakable tone to Customs Week for the past three years, and has helped many freshmen to feel at ease in their new environment. That Steve ' s primary extra-curricular concern at Haverford has been the Customs Committee, and that he has been such an effec- tive member of it, are natural consequences of the pleasure which Steve takes in making contact with people around him. For Steve, this is what life is all about. Contact with others is so important to Steve because it carries with it openness and communication, and the possibility of full and close relationships. These re- lationships are more than a source of enjoyment for Steve; they are the purpose or goal around which he has built his life. This is shown by Steve ' s way of life at Haverford, his interest in literature, his relationship with Robs, and his desire to go on to teach in a personal setting. It is in getting to know and to understand others that Steve realizes in himself a sense of value and of fulfillment. 28
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Thou saw the fields laid bare an ' waste. An ' weary winter comin fast. An ' cozie here, beneath the blast. Thou thought to dwell. Till crash! the cruel coulter past Out thro ' thy celL That wee bit heap o ' leaves an ' stibble. Has cost thee monie a weary nibble! Now thou ' s turned out, for a ' thy trouble. But house or hald. To thole the winter ' s sleety dribble. An ' cranreuch cauldl But Mousie, thou art no thy lane. In proving foresight may be vain: The best- laid schemes o ' mice an ' men Gang aft agley. An ' lea ' e us nought but grief an ' pain. For promis ' d joy! from To a Mouse by Robert Burns DAVE BROOKES 30
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