University of Detroit - Tower Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Friends are Well and good indeed, but there are times when it is best to be alone among the crowd. For suddenly the world opens before you and you see what you are seeing: the cloudy day transcends grey reality and you feel the essence of the small group of students talking and Wearing trench coats. The full meaning of life floods and overwhelms and abates as the vision snaps shut. You never know When this will happen. You look up, the sun slides from behind a cloud, and a red coat breaks in sculpturesque folds over a rusty iron rail- ing. The red blinds, numbs and Warmsg it remains all day as an afterimage and carries with you back to the tedium of classes. But probably you will prefer to lie on the grass under the trees, and remember, and vaguely watch coeds Walk out of vision.

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The Culmness of Thought But college is to you not only a series of lectures and labs, but a combination of new thoughts, new relationships, and new friends. You have come to know the complex world of Euclid and Aristotle. Yet their world- shattering theories do not upset you, change you, or puzzle you unduly. You still attend classes, meet friends in the square, walk slowly across the campus. You talk and you experiment, and you mingle with others doing the same things. The ideas sink in, become a part of you, and you never realize the change. Thus you grow to observe and to learn.

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