University of Massachusetts Lowell - Sojourn / Knoll Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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N9 2 n You know sometimes, I don't know why, but this town seems so hope- less. -Tom Petty NUTS!-General McAuliff As soon as I had finished the course of studies which usually ad- mits one to the ranks of the learned . . . I found myself saddled with so many doubts and errors that I seemed to have gained noth- ing in trying to educate myself . . . -Descartes l'd rather be the guy who bought the Brooklyn Bridge than the guy who sold it. -Will Rogers To do is to be. -Socrates To be is to do.-Plato Do be Do be.-Sinatra I have often regretted speaking but l have never regretted keeping silent. Man's mind stretched to a new idea never goes back to its original dimensions. -Gliver Wendell Holmes Live long and prosper.-Lt. Com- mander Spock Smoke Dope not rope.-Vera The more I see of men, the more I like my dog!!!-EM Don't take life too seriously, you'lI never get out of it alive. Why should I be lonely? Is not the earth in the Milky Way?-Savage Clone May the Spirit Never Die. An impossible degree of igno- rance. My cap is my crown.-Karen Toof, Beth McElhiney X w l v YAAIYH R -.. :V -'fl -.1 7'5 .- . . lug K jfi F . V' 'lk ' ' 31 tAndHis y-i5'y5oon - i1 9- an-aaa I, inane 'I I d i ll ll B H i ll I alll In ii li II :I ll ll . ll - ui dilllll 51 Il L. n ll ll Qi ...lin l' Nth

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get together in your room to enjoy some Doors and a few brews. Imagine the scene- you've just sparked the first bowl of the night when . . . 'lcnock, knock. knock . . . Gimme your I.D. smoking is illegal, beer should be in glasses, and more than five in a room is a party and for breaking . . . who said Hitler was dead? He was reincar- nated as a floor counselor. Enough. Enoughl Let's talk about those special moments, such as getting that phonecall from a spe- cial someone. This is an beautiful and exciting moment if you were able to stay awake for the telly to finally be free long enough for your call to come through. lf this miracle actually does occur, the birds are by now beginning their morning song. Anyways, the long awaited caller gave up six hours ago after getting thirty-seven con- secutive busy signals. Too bad you're not so popular. So, at this point, it's time to skip everything else and to head out to some low life establishment fi.e.: barb. Take your anxious body to the 'vater, press the button and wait. And wait. And wait. And wait. Better yet, take the stairs. jello legs are always fun for a night out. After all these hassles l hear ev- eryone screaming Why? Well. why not. Where else could a stu- dent, amid all the aggravations and assholes, meet some really great people and collect a long list of excellent times Cwhich actually do happenj. Ask me to commute? NEVER! Karen Toof- Toof-Baby 21 l ll' l ll 'l iw 1 il l ll s I l l Q so ll ll lr ll l M v l ill 3, all li- li l l ll ',l l i A

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A A IGI 5 ' 2 E 5 , 5 i-1 .W p I- Fleshless was created And the hours rush on, the moon slips by. It seems that with the punch of the time-clock or the close of a book, I begin another chapter. I dream over coffee, trying to recall a time when I had nothing to do but dream over coffee. And it seems that with the punch of a time-clock and the close of the book, I complete another chapter. J.F. Fereira. Jr. by De Gilroy. h 5x,:,'K'!XL,, ., - Q 'N V r yr- ' 1 ,Q-.fi-T Y M A A JJ ,