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YULETIDE CALM CAN BE ACCOMPANIED BY VOICES AND TRUMPETS More arrivefor lhefeslivilies. Tl1e,i re no! lhe Beatles. bu! Christmas vacation brings with it the pause for rest and peace needed to sustain students until the ax falls with mid-year exams. lt is the time for vacat- ing the heart of all breaths of coldness and ill-feel- ings, thereby opening the valves to the warmth of friendship and humility. The evening hours ol' December 29, usually looked upon as the night before the night before the night that was, awakened to the humming beat of the Wes Neal Orchestra. The cafeteria, splendidly decorated by Father Sylvester and the Senate work- ers, again played host to a lively cast ofjuniors and seniors for the Christmas Semi-Formal. 35- The decorations help I0 creale the mood.
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RELIGIOUS PROGRAM FUNCTIONS WELL IN CREATING PATHS Man has thought to motivate his actions, and the practice ol' religion is a help in channeling part ol' these thoughts to a spe- cific goal. The goal of religion, ol' course, is that everyone will attain the glories and happiness ol' the Godhead. Roger Bacon's spiritual program tries to create an atmos- phere that will best stimulate active, serious thought. The religious assemblies provoke the Iirst reactions, the first opinions. The Confessional tests the intensity and sin- cerity ol' the thoughts while First Friday Masses provide the opportunity to express determination in an external form. lilitl .s, C i tb I The new IIIL4l'g-I' brings abou! new enlhusiasm. 'Q- ,,, QA f V- , fi: , r W ,. , 8 1, Encouragement I0fI'6qut'f1I reeeplion of the sacrarnenls ix par! of the religious program. 23 ,1
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STUDENTS SQUIRM, TEACHERS STARE, CLOCKS TICK . . . EXAMS The arrival of mid-term exams signals the beginning of a hectic week for both students and teachers. For the student, it is a week of studying and restudying, worrying and reworryingg for the teacher, it is a week of rushing to have the necessary exams pre- pared and corrected. my, Y Freshmen get in some last-minute cramming. Onlyfive more exams to go, Let's see: xylem lubes go up and phloem Iubes go do wnf-or is il the olher way? 25 1
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