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

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QUALLY wonderful is the experience of association With a friend or one Who is more than a friend. The coffee break, the morning paper or a bull session; what better way to relax and ease the tension of a demanding schedule. Afternoon comes and With it lab, class, a meeting or some ever-present activity to Vie for the time that could be spent in so many ways. Fraternity, student groups, study, or perhaps a much needed trip to town de- mand attention before night comes to chal- lenge day for the leading role in the drama of campus life.

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ND THEN, almost miraculously, the afternoon becomes evening. A new schedule confronts the busy people. Even- ing is a time of dim lights and parties. It is a time to be alone 01' to be with someone special. It is a time to call your own, a time of friendship and activity. The campus never sleeps. It takes but a brief respite from its frenetic living, a moment of temporary lull to relax and gird itself for another busy day, another day which will be another step in the completion of another Carolina year.