Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Oak Yearbook / INSTANO Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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Music is everywhere. It is a stimulant and a depres- sant with all the toxicity of any chemical. Music is so greatly diverse and variable, in essence all things to all men. We have reached a time when the universality of music is so vital to life — personally and socially. From the tribal rituals of primitive natives to Carnegie Hall and the Pittsburgh Sym- phony, the creative urges of man ' s innermost self have found expression in musical forms. In America, music has become a hobby for many, and more than a mere form of entertainment for most. We, as college students, are especially in- volved in contemporary music, and we find release, relaxation, reflection and oft times grim reality as we listen to the sounds of today. Subconsciously, our reactions in certain situations may be muted or intensified via the song playing on the juke or radio. Obviously, too, certain music affects certain moods. Believe it or not, in these developing years of col- lege life, music can even be a significant factor in the total balance of our personalities. If nothing else, though, at least we can reflect on the memo- ries of dances, parties, and pizza parlors with the rhythm and rhyme of recorded music setting th atmosphere for (hopefully) a good time.

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And taking a ride on a cosmic tram.