Providence College - Veritas Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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.Al 'Z - W my BEARING A BURDEN of belongings is in some sense symbolic of the weight of re- sponsibility Which must be shouldered by today's college youth. The generous outpouring of Wealth, talent, and time lavished on each eager student mortgages him for intellectual interest on the resources invested. After the first steps down a dormitory walk, the awed exploration of an unfamiliar campus, some fail While others prosper and yield dividends. It's a priceless commodity that the campus produces-an Educated Man. At Providence, there is no fear of being lost in the crowds of a mass-production univer sity. f i-',- WH 5 - C Q it ' ,,......:,, , . .,. iw' ,,., . Q M , .1,,k SW uyy u y I mg ni if wait as I fr'r 5 ft F 4 r s ,V'i 'A ' if QQ ' ,, x , . . fa- , ...V . .,,. ,. .., . . ,ww 1' MMM may ..w..:eNv ,Mum.,,,Q,VB' ., 5 V p M to aa+aea a My 5,55 :L?W?,22j34 5 . 3, .13-1' 5 . . ' f ' W i. ,- -v-, - , .Q M2 fig, tiitii EEZEEEEQZ Q Q 3 ,.,,,u5,,1 . r,,::2,1:1, . , r Q aw 'a r rs EW r '9 gi, 9? 'ff W Y 3 'ff il 2, 5 59 ,, Z 4 93 Q 5 9 3 2 ' X

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lm ' . f- , .' ,Q if -.1 Q ,ig , A221991 .Zia TW' OF LIGHT moments, nevertheless, the P.C. man Hnds no lack. Couples relaxing in the cafeteria after a Friday night mixer find themselves sere- naded by a guitarist playing their favorite folk and popular ballads. The serious business of education must have its well-planned coffee breaks and that girl from the local campus or hospital seems to be just the one to share it with you. Perhaps too, it could be a sunlit sail on a quiet afternoon that is the scene of a pensive mood inspired by an awareness of growing maturity. Somehow, a man can feel a difference in the way he thinks and fmds his opinions changing as the stimulus of college life works hard to make him a man of decision. A college such as ours is founded for this reason and it lives only because it can continue to form such a man. But the cost of education continues to keep pace with the valuable goods dis- pensed. The first trip to the Bookstore is a memorable experience because, although the stacks of texts and paperbacks are impressive, so also are the prices that appear as the cash registers tinkle.