University of South Carolina Columbia - Garnet and Black Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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TS PRIVATE world is a world of many aspects. Its life is a life exclusively its own, tailored to meet its needs, unsuited for any other. Its schedule is a frenzied one, broken here and there by a moment of soli- tude 0r companionship, a calm which gives meaning to the frenzy. Carolinefs world is populated by a special group of people, essentially identical to any other group of college students. But beneath the first hurried glance, beyond the hastily drawn first impression, they are seen as in- dividuals, distinct from any other. ye .,pv i4 47.. .-y ,. x A . t. V x o; 95 V A ; 15.21?th 93; $099.6 9 :9. A .53. A 1': v, V 9. ,1: ha

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IT IS these people, your friends, with Whom this book is concerned. We shall attempt within its pages to live a year as they lived it. To do this we need live but a day. For a Carolina year is no more than a succession of Carolina days. It could be any day. T hey all begin alike; the jangling alarm, the hurried shower, and then to class. To Sit in the presence of great minds, to partake of their knowledge, to prepare for the future, this is indeed a wonderful experience.