University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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ffl 7 f Hat A- J Spring dawn brings the day; the light; the beginning. It ' s time to get up and start out our coffee-spoon measured day, our mechanical motions, our programmed existence. Only today it ' s not youth-rock which blasts away our subconscious picture of death -today a flash bulle- tinbulletinbulletin sets off the spark which tells us we ' d better awake and listen. The world has come to an end as of late last night. The collision of a yo-yo with some violent jello has caused existence to pause, and none of us who are hearing this broadcast are hearing this broadcast. Well, that ' s pleasant news to change our lives. So now we hop out of bed and are, for the first time, totally aware that there is no coffee to be measured and sipped. When the world ended yesterday we lost our stereotypic day to day routine. It ' s time to establish new methods and so today is the beginning; and In The Beginning There Was The Bulletin.

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The quintessence of nothing we have known kaleidoscopically flashes for- ward, and we are taken on a visual trip through Now-and-AlwaysLand. Prismic colors glued to dust stretch across the tightrope horizon of our cerebral cortex. Movement has been temporarily suspended -except for ours-and we glide over and slide under the old, plashing breakthrough-like into the forever Now. And we keep our cool. We always keep our cool. Instant images ricochet off our impressionistic and form question marks. But we extend our arms upward and spit out motion points, for we are Now and Now is what Is. We Be, and being demands assertions - so we must now assert ourselves and cast aside our chewing gum.