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NATURE'S BEAUTY The beauty of Nature lies in itself, In the skies and distant mountains, Also, those flowers on the shelf, And even a bubbling fountain. At the glory of a sunset And the entry of each new day, Nature's doing its very best To make for us a world so gay. The beauty of Nature all around Shows itself every day and night, And is always, everywhere, to be found, just look about, it's there, all right. PAULINE LAFLEUR, '56 Dear Diary: I iam afraid your poor, frail, short pages will collapse under the pressure of my account of Tuesday, November 17, 1953. The day itself along with the weather was terrible. First of all we staggered back from our classes with an overwhelming amount of homework. Here is an ac- count of it. If it is not. accurate it is because I have had a bad case of amnesia and so you will have to forgive my misinterpretation. I certainly will have to burn candles tonight to complete all of it. RELIGION: Write out for class the twenty-six given questions. LATIN: Pages 59-65. Read all the English and translate the Latin. Oh, well, only eighteen lines!! ENGLISH: Read a book for tomorrow. We are having a book report. I think to be funny I will choose Vanity Fair. After all, what are 693 pages, more or less, to read in a couple of hours? BIOLOGY: Pages 188-187. Learn thirteen phylums, give examples for each and be able to spell all scientific terms such as Echinodermata fwhich by the way means starlish in our languagej. Last but not least, BUSINESS ENGLISH: Learn the four rules-which cover one side of a piece of notebook paper: and write a page on Modern Civilization. I guess that's about all for today, not bad, right? Besides, I might need the rest of the candle to get undressed by. Your thoughtful entrant, JUDY-L1-:1-: WEYMOUTH
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OUR FREEDOM Freedom is the gift which Americans treasure so much that thousands of men have fought and died for it. We treasure the right to worship God in our own way, to attend the churches and schools of our own choice, to have friends and to express an opinion without fearing imprisonment for doing so. We have just trials and free elections. We may own our own homes and have our own businesses. One hundred and sixty million Americans are happy that they have these rights but there are millions of people in other countries whose hearts cry out to be free of the smothering veil of the Iron Curtain. These people have no freedom. They cannot go to the Church of their own choosing, but must go to the Church of the state, where they are forced to follow the religion of the state. We must pray for these people and pray also for our own religious and civil leaders, that through the intercession of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, we may forever keep the heritage which we prize most-our freedom. MARY SIMMONS, '56 TELEVISION Television, a comparatively new invention, has, like many other things, good and bad features. There are educational programs, historical stories, and history in the making, from which lasting impressions will be derived. However, there are also programs which are potential crime builders and these programs certainly will not help to stop juvenile delinquency, about which we hear so much. Tele- vision, properly supervised for children, could be of great help to them in their study as well as in their recreation. Good Features: lj Religious programs a. Bishop Sheen 2 . b. Father Keller S 0fSPff1a1n0tf 23 Science and other educational programs SQ Historical programs Bad Features: lj Resultant lack of conversation in the home 25 Neglect of reading GAIL RAFFERTY, '56
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