Portland State University - Viking Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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The year at PSC is nine months of time and whatever several thousand people do with it. Along the way knowledge in varying amounts is exchanged between students and professors. Of course, what else happens is momentarily or perma- nently memorable. Through it all the camera Iumbers arbitrarily, like a dino- saur, and where its feet fall, these few prints become the only record of the time. ln the end, the individual remem- bers only his small world. His story is not divided into years but into the memories of people, In these memories remains what was and what might have been. ln these recollections are judgments of the world and of the time we shared. .lf l.'7 F 141 ' i . 5-WT, - - - .ur , R t 13 : fr i-lll A 1 t ,. ,Ay-Q52-' -1 ' Q-A z. .I A ., 'fs-1 i . f 1 st- ' 'F it -S. 7 s L' - .-w-FL., ,div ,li ' M r- IG.f', , V ,.1,. I V1 .W V . . N. . - rs Ak i... ll , ' ,- V' .' ' n f' ff-21l1.'?tf' '- I 'fa 1 li- f 74 7, . ,wil I I ,-5, .55 3-'I-V 54.1 'I' 3 vs, 'I 91' 11- 5- V9 -:ii 'I 'w 2 1 'N ,- '41-,rf,..l.' 1 gf, .xv gf ft. A 4 if Z'--1 'fr-X 1' X r., ,-.7-'Q -, i c, , ' ' X V-?QN33lS , I' xii li V t 5 - '. -. 'ii-.3 if NE .-.ye lcv jg' a-5 fill? l.-X i if ' '55 ' 5 W ,- ' 1 ' A, . . 1-, ' xi L If if 'il 'i .4 M ' 1 ' L. -. T 1' ,J ,JV .1 I . V xii V V .4 ff ,X X . L Q 'gg :I Hi. All f, X 1 - H f'j, ,. l:-fl , - .ff . , ,Q sg ' I ,,g ,r.p. . ... 1' .- -T sl' ,p,,.,' .-., P ae- up up- ,, Q- i Q-1. ' i 5 an-5 or nr pn- .- .4- 1- 's,L, 1 .411 fill ew 1' 8. I. m -. t-En. ll Q any , 5' r. ff? 1 fa, - J-2 4

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I guess I'm a good student, but some- times I'm not very interested. Right now I'm most interested in Zoology and it's not my major. lt's nice to open up an animal and find everything inside that the book said would be there. I think getting through school is more than being involved in school. You begin by getting involved, then you find you're not involved any more. But you go ahead and do it anyway. That's the way I am now. I suppose that's the way I'll be the rest of my life. I guess that's strange when I think back about the things I've thought. Last year I was taking a class running rats through mazes. This year I worked on a research project on a grant with one of the professors. I'm not involved in the psychological side of psychology at all, just research. A lot of the kids don't like to kill their rats when they're done. There's a whole bank of full cages from last term. You get attached to the rats. One girl even names hers. Steve, my husband, and I are kind of withdrawn. But we do go out. We go to all the good movies and when we've run out of them we see the rest. We've even gone to dances. Some of the kids go to dance, we go to stand and watch. Barbara Martin is a senior, majoring in psychology, and a transfer student from Reed College.