Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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Even riding high down the Red Cedar they will see friends, roommates and classmates in other canoes or passing the time of day on the banks of the river. . .:' - ' E- 5 N ,E -2,1 , Stepping out of the stream of campus life, this student explores some of the world with a few minutes of browsing in a book store. 21

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Semlhey immediately begin to pair off . . . there are those who Hclate around, fu is x it 4 9 QV 'I 5. Vi 2 1 9 1 .0 V xg. LM in ' 4 lf, o ui b0Y Vvda those who have always cggone togetherp' . . . always present is the feeling of aloneness, oontenteclness. W' . M V, is The pressure of acftdemics is muted by a gentle touch and '1 faint whisper Sometimes the touch is enough and has a tender eloquence that tells the story of young love. When cold and snow come, that aloneness may have to be shared in a warm building or it may prompt a short pause beneath a tree in the snowy quiet of a campus night. 23