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Af 10:00 in the morning you ' re listening o a lecture fhaf is forcing you to confront your truths and weigh them — you ' ve just heard that a certain society condones murder, and all at once the knowledge takes the form of an arrow fraught with kinetic energy. This arrow strikes you so hard that it threatens to splinter you. Then you visit the world of William Blake and you are told that he can see souls. This time the arrow is just too far away to even graze you. Oh well, maybe next year. By the time you reach your tennis class, you rather enjoy the absolute and sure quality of hitting the ball over the net. You know that this arrow is a fundamental part of you. In the afternoon, you go to geology and, for the first time, rocks have significance — they become important, and you know that here is a new arrow that struck you quite unexpectedly, but you don ' t mind. By the end of the day you ' re tired — you Ve been grabbing onto arrows of knowledge and they ' ve carried you at a dizzying pace until they ' ve lost impetus and left you in the dazzling land of insight. p-i t 5 I s C D o
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As you walk fo fhe Terrace Room, you pass the Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee; they want volunteers for a protest against the police brutality in Selma, Alabama. You look at the faces behind the desk, and you are amazed at their expressions — a combination of anger, hatred, and love. You proceed into the Terrace Room, and you see people, people engaged in diverse emotional reactions — two girls, one dying a little inside over her boyfriend, the other trying to console her; a group of boys enthusiastically discussing the Bruin basketball team; a teacher staring into his coffee, disillusioned and disappointed with his efforts to communicate with his students; a boy and a girl unaware that there is a world outside their love. These are the passions of our lives, taking place within us, effected by what exists outside of us, and UCLA figures high on the list of important things outside. — Carol Treiber if;!! I ■:! I ' tii-i:. ' • 7r f: tftW
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