University of Massachusetts Boston - Beacon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Why is memory sometimes so wildly inaccessible, a flurry of images that center around an incident in one's life, making them use the phrase, l remember. But does anyone really remember what- anything is like? Can the brain really create from the past the past itself in the present? We do not re- member everything. And what we do recall is a hazy glimpse of what we've shaped into own little fiction, memory rarely rings true We vaguely retain firsts like crossing the street alone, first love, first hampster, historical dates, chemical equations., and the Pledge of Allegiance. I suppose everything is in there, stashed away in the dead pet compartment. We all claim memory as part of ourselves. We remember, no matter how inconsequential, inaccurate, or inarticulate. What do we remember? Little things and big things. But to what extent and to what end? Do we really remember Hiroshima? lf so, how can there be any doubt about such similar future horrors? And can we recall the first moment of human life from that metaphoric sea of beginnings? or the metaphysical finger of god? We think we know, we think we remember, tie a string around your finger. r .- We do know that memory holds onl some of what's really reality. A tape recorcler of emotions, the mind never plays back at the pure pitch. Illusion is memory for memory is only a second look at what's already gone down. And nothing can be like anything else except itself. Only a can equal a. You can never step into the same river twice. Every moment differgeihta' from every other, it's impossible to remember, to recreate that moment' as there is nothing but itself like it. All remains deposited in the' memory bank. Life a river, flowing to future, memory the banks that define the i water, holding it, stretch- so'far back we can not see it all. Memory banks of the river'Experience: The currency of a' ' Yearbook.

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' name Palma Perkins Pierre-Louis Pepe Powers Prentiss Peterson Pesella Palmer Perez Prdphete Pugsley Phelen ' Pleasant Padula Phelan Phillips Puleio Picard Peoples Psarros Pabula Pugleasa Patterson Picard Pantaleon Provost Pompiliano Powers Pitts - Perdios Ryan Robinson Rosie Reid Ravitz Reaney pos.pg. 34,184 28,184 33,189 19,189 14,185 2,188 6,200 21,200 15,200 28,198 16,199 34,196 13,199 30,196 24,196 20,196 17,195 - 4,194 35,193 28,193 2,193 31,191 19,191 2,191 14,190 11,190 8,190 27,183 10,183 8,183 3,183 10,200 25,200 22,200 19,199 6,199 4,199 name Richardson Riccio Ryan Riddick Radcliffe Rex Ramazani Reich Robison Rothwell Ryans Reinstein Ro Rehe Riordan Roccia Sherif Sverbilov Sherwood Sullivan Schillaci Saragosa Surette Sefner Snook Sanchez Sillah Shaw Schermerhorn Sheehan Seibert Soldano Svagdis Santagati Sarazen Solomita Sardiwa Nan Alexander article 164-67, editing 161-63 E. Ames copy 31 pos.pg. 16,197 3,196 26,195 4,195 26,194 16,194 19,193 22,192 21,192 18,191 16,190 10,190 26,183 7,183 1,183 2,182 10,193 20,192 13,192 11,192 9,192 5,192 4,192 29,191 22,191 12,191 8,191 22,190 13,190 5,190 4,183 34,186 9,182 13,182 19,182 8,186 28,182 name P05-pg name p0S.pg. name pos.pg. Shay 35,182 Sammon 29,194 Welch 13,20O Shelton 21,187 Saghbazarian 18,194 Walsh 31,193 Salvant 20,184 Sherry 34,193 Welby 30,193 Seraderian 14,184 Shahidah 29,193 Wrighq 24,193 Starkey 9,187 Thompson 17,200 Wong 31,199 Seekins 6,184 Twins 17,202 Wolynegg 21,197 Schermerhorn 29,189 Tevetinovitch 17,198 Williamg 17,197 Sullivan 31,185 Tsiakaos 4,198 washington 23,196 Shea 20,185 Tecle 33,199 Ward 33,195 Shirazi 11,185 Thomas 20,199 Walsh 25,193 Sullivan 24,188 Townsend 35,197 White 7,193 Strakus 23,188 Tracey 15,196 Walker 5,192 Smith 12,188 Tomlanson 25,195 Whglen 23,191 Stasio 7,188 Takeda 10,195 Walsh 25,191 Sklar 6,188 Tevnan 36,194 Wallace 15,191 Scanlan 4,188 Taccini 15,193 Whalley 35,190 Simpson 25,200 Tashjian 14,192 West 6,190 Scollans 27,200 Tang 23,191 wiafe 2,190 Sweeney 29,200 Tracy 22,186 Walsh 2,190 51960 35,195 Troy 14,182 Wallace 18,186 5iUl'IdBfS 5,198 Thompson 23,182 Wilson 3,186 Sweeney 1,198 Titus 35,185 Wojciechowski 32,184 SUYCF 22,199 Turner 10,189 Wilmoth 15,187 Saulnier 30,197 Thames 1,189 Walker 9,184 Sullivih 22,197 Tobin 2,185 Warner 9,189 Salami 9,197 Trani 36,188 Welliver 18,185 Sin 11,202 Tupper 21,188 Weinstein 6,189 51000370 2,197 Uva 32,197 Wirth 20,188 5pr0Ul 5,195 Urban 27,187 Young 18,199 Sisti 32,195 Udo 5,188 Yeuell 2,196 SCO!! 31,195 Vichert 13,198 Yen 24,193 Sweeley 24,195 Valerieni 6,199 Youshee 19,183 Saganich 14,195 Valeriahi 17,191 Younis 28,185 Smilh 13,195 Verro 34,190 Zlochiver 14,196 Silk 12,195 Valentine 21,186 Zotos 11,189 Silva 7,195 Villard 32,187 Zinkevicz 7,185 Sullivan 30,194 Wggdlgy 16,200 U M B 1 984 Copyright lWalker, 1984 Vicky Apsit article and photos 161-63 Eddie Bagley photos 8-9, 54-61, 75-76, 78, 79, 80, 83, 99-103, 112, 115, 116-118, 173, 67, 68, 69, 206, 207, 85, 120-24, 90, 113, 127, 124-25, 119, 130, 3, 18, 197 art 16-17 research 137 interview 130-31 N. Berkowitz photos 149, 126, 38 Mark Chavous photos 72, 73, 76, 7Z 79, 164, 169, 84, 85, 10, 51, 132, 26-35, 152, 153 1 C. Clifford--art 81 c. Collins photos 74, 79, 81, 63, 94, 95, 96, 172, 173, 71, 182-201, 69, 156, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 86, 133 5. Coronella copy 160 D. Curran photos 160, 149, 91, 110, 109, 111, 128, 129 Kerry Curtis photos 78, 164, 165, 166, 65, 67 Anthony Hall 20th Anniversary coverage R. Hult cover photof tool and hickey expertise 2 . Bermuda Randy underwater photos 98, 89, 205 joe Marchese photos 148, 149, 147, 92, 111, 88, 89, 121, 120, 64, 122, 123, 38, 136, 128, 150, 151, 152, 153, 36, 52, 133, 50, little square b0X6S 182-201 B. Patterson interviews 174-75 Bill Picard CPCS Manny Reis photos 129, 120, 88 Dave Roberts sports copy C.E. Walker art and illustrations 11, 13, 14, 15, 156, 157, 145 j.W. Walker articles 21-25, 177- 181, 65-80, 170-71, interviews 38-9, 130-31, 159, 11,' art 497 general copywritingj photos 158, 146, 151, 52, 35, 87, 134-35, 16, 90, 91, 140-44, 76, 82, 96, 169, 170-71, 66, 76 L.B. Walker art 176, 45, 48,' layoutfdesign 1-208,' photos 53, 134, 74, 75, 93 Special Thanks to Chris, Roy, Ms. Remick, Pam Wasserman, Susie Norris, Sheldon Kalick, Billy Squires, David Letterman, Michael Dukakis, NBC, Boston Globe, Boston Gas, Boston Celtics, Toiletman, Fish, and Queen Pouda

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V99 Barely visible, pictured below, in the distance and almost submerged. UMB's roots in the swamps of what is now Columbia Point. For as many years as local history recalls, the area served as a Calf Pasture. Roughly 100 years later, oppo- site, the current site of UMB remained unrealized potential, a barren landfill in a neglected section of Boston. Q- IIJIUI I