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All men have the stars, but they are not the same things for different people, ' f -j f; For some, who are travelers, the stars are guides. For others they are no more than little lights in the sky. For others, who are scholars, they are problems. But all these stars are silent. You — you alone — will have the stars as no one else has |jf them. The Little Prince This yearbook might have been a panorama of many things: a file of mug shots, an arrangement of records, a dossier suitable for the likes of the FBI. It is not. This publication might have been a pictoral survey of the major current events of the year; depicting the never-ending war or the candidates and campaigns of the off-year congressional elections. But Swarthmore in 1970-1971 seemed to overlook these occurances. This annual, representing Swarthmore, likewise ig- nores the world around us. This book might have been full of Senior Memories or editorialized comentary on Swarthmore and the things that happened (FBI, 1001 Baltimore Pike raid, Lee Michaels, ampitheater beer, demolishing Haverford, ecology, . . .); or even the things that didn ' t happen (strikes, radical political activity, sit-ins, big name concer- ts, social activities in general. Halcyon ' 70, . . .). But it is not that either. Rather we have taken moments out of the year and preserved them for you — let- ting you and your imagination fill in the words. We cannot tell your story for you. Each person ' s version of this year at Swarthmore is different. Each person has his own memories; his own ideas; his own reflections of 1970-1971. It is not possible to portray what each of you feels was the most important happenings of this little time span. Your year will be as you remember it. We canno t create the memo- ries. Hopefully, though, we can help you to recreate yours. And so, we present Swarthmore College of 1970-1971. Dale Larrimore Editor
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