Rice University - Campanile Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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before the hour great tides flow from the buildings, from building to building, some pushed completely out of the ring after the hour a monumental reversing suction draws everything backward into the ring into the buildings, and all is tensely quiet but for the heavy vibration subterranean in preparation for the next catastrophic throb. k....x. 12

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sitting now at the foot of the statue the grave of the founder, a flaw in the cloud cover somewhere lets in a light source that turns the dim haze a soft pastel here a sharply-defined monochrome there you can see a couple Walking slowly through an archway you can hear footsteps quickly approaching and going on beyond you striking sharply off the cobbles, as a dog barks from a distant point continuously. a girl sitting next to you brushes the long blonde hair from before her eyes out of her face as she reads fiedler with a frown. in an office Window a teacher types. in another someone's secretary talks. and in another a student stands smoking. as a stream of smoke leaves his lips the light source flicks off and the haze re-falls leaving a certain negative image etched on your mind of a standing student with cigarette exhaling smoke.