University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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Aiy perspective of the school changes with each new addition. It ' s like something stable, something permanent is added, and I must do my part to contribute something. I see a new building and I know this was built for me, so I can have the bene- fits of it. I become prouder and more determined to take advantage of the facilities around me. I want to show I appreciate these additions.

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THE UNIVERSITY . . . I took a walk around campus the other day. I walked the same places I did four years ago when I was a freshman. Parking lots and buildings have replaced the trees. The con- stant flux, the ever-changing face of the campus symbolizes to me a changing life. I learn to appreciate the ordinary things because tomorrow they may be gone. The joys of today are replaced by better things. Memories are sweet but they ' re also fleeting. A growing university taught me to live for the future.

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