Russell Sage College - Sage Leaves Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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introduction Normally, experience comes to us in a continuous, but ever-shifting pattern. Our existence spins itself out day by day, governed by the external demands of schedules and the routine of meal hours and study hours. Experience has mean- ing only when the mind is freed from the daily procession of sights, sounds, and events. Only when we ponder our experience, can we select the wheat from the chaff, the momentous from the trivial. Distance and reflection lend this perspec- tive, when we remove ourselves from the daily routine of our lives, only then do the meaningful and the significant stand out. This has been our own principle of selectiony to distil the essence of the im- portant aspects of our college life, to dramatize the essential character of our college life through the medium of pic- tures and words. Each of us has her own kaleidoscope of memories. When the mind surrenders itself to reminiscence, scene merges into scene, each accom- panied by an emotion. Or the mind may be directed in its reminiscing by an external stimulus. In preparing this year- book, we have recognized the power of the printed page to evoke memories and to depict the mood and emotion. which are the essence of those memories. Our purpose is to provide a tangible kaleido- scope of characteristic scenes embodying their own moods, and thus furnish a framework for the memories of each individual. -5-