Salem College - Sights and Insights Yearbook (Winston-Salem, NC)

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iJMMMM We look deeply into the eyes of classmates for the first time, and see reflections of onr own moods. e hear our own feelings expressed in other voices, see in other nervous hands, indications of common frustrations. We see taut faces and clenched hands, and self consciously relax and unclench our own. We do not know, anymore than our classmates, how to relieve inner tensions — it is not ejiough that our feelings, moods, tensions are corinnou ones. 10

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I iitil oni- ila we slopped, in llif iiiidsl of ;i(li il and liadllimi and paused lo look inward . . . '

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r)ail . we face tlie satue deeisioii.s . . . wIk-iIht Id wmk )r lo play — It is not a siiii|)le decision, for we iiuisl decide anew in eacii new inonieiit . . . How iiiucli do we like him? We are not sure: we need lime lo think. to discuss . . . What will we do with our lives? We have jirepared. hut have we prepared euoujih and lor what? We know suddeid that we are uol cap.ihle (d all that we had hoped to he . . . oui ' imaj;e lades and liliiis in oui ' mimrs e i ' . . . We see that we have not ]e all known ourselves . . . have lieconie strangers even to ourseKes.