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Page 29 text:
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No one can tell you what Mt. Holyoke is, nor what life is. By ling you, all an outsider can do is limit you. What we Want to do is lp you find out that there are no limits outside of yourself. It can be id that, among other things, Mt. Holyoke represents a door-a or that you, and only you, can open. There is no one to carry you, drag you, or persuade you. Perhaps you can be helped-shown a rticular path, or given a startling insight, but no more. It is you to must travel that path or apply that insight. Most of us do not nk for bright students to teach -we look for people-hopefully who will surpass us. It is all up to you C1 Ronald Hodges Zazygaf
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s 5 5 Members of the Class of 1964: n each college generation, two expressions are per- rial: the real world and the outside world. The 1 implies to some of us an artificiality in the college rience and the second an institutional situation which one eventually escapes. Both, of course, e elements of truth in them, but I wonder if, after a de of post-graduate living, these expressions will so accurately to describe the college years. Dne of the greatest pleasures of teaching is to be able ollow you into the real world and to learn of your 'ire development when we meet in the years to come. ability to do this will depend on your keeping in ch. We hope then that we may continue to be of stance to you in any of the numbers of ways your in the real worldl, may dictate. In the meantime, the best of good wishes lj John Lobb .16-ff l By the time you read this various inspirational speakers will have told you: You are standing on the frontier of a new age-charge! g or perhaps they will have said, The world is yours-take it!,'g or else they have urged you to be a contributing member of your community and join the Parent-Teachers, Association Cnote, however, that this organization is not called the T.P.A.-so be sure to start out on the right sidej. As for me, I would only cite as authorization for whatever you want to do the Renaissance poet, Pierre de Ronsard: Cueillez des aujourdlhui les roses de la vief' E1 William S. Bell w J-
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