University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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- a power within yourself. A good star is hard to find. You can't just drop your head back, gaze out into the night sky and pick one out all the time. The cityis dusty veil is part of the problemg some- times clouds get in the way, and other times, the glare of earthbound electrical lights bleach out the remote twinkles of even the best star. But every now and then, it's worthwhile to work at it e to find an open place when the air is clear, maybe At times like that, you can sense the power of a star - a power within yourself. sitting out on a roof during the cold hours before dawn, when not one but several stars send back their silent message of light. At times like that, you can sense the power of a star 'SA star has freedom, Thomas Carlyle once said. No force disturbs its eternal peace, no obstruction lies between it and infinity. Sprinkled across the canopy of night, the stars, in all silence, have forever dropped their tears of light through the darkness, standing as distant beacons of power and light in the midst of the universe's swirling black chaos of nothingness. The universe reveals its vast dimensions and expands outward beyond our Continued on page 4 Laura Boedges Laura, a junior music major from Florissant, Mo., shined during home- coming activities when she was named I984 Homecoming Queen. Laura re- , I presented the Twin Towers complex. '- the making of az star 2 Opening

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Continued from page 2 imagination through the measurements of the stars. Those distant messages of light tell of the heavens' unfathomable depth. In the same sense, the years that lay ahead some- times loom before us as shrouded and undefinable as a blackened universe. Instead of drifting blindly, day-to- We set those stars - our values, our goals - before us, beckoning us to aspire, discover and create. 99 day, from one experience to another, we mark our path with ideals H- setting goals, cherishing values. We make our own stars. We shatter that fear of nothingness by sprinkling our stars throughout that chaos that confronts all of us. We set those stars - our values, our goals +- before us, beckoning us to aspire, discover and create. That's what a university is all about - guiding the search for those stars, refining our ideals and setting us toward them. ldeals,,' Carl Schurz wrote, are like starsg you will not succeed in touching them with your hands. But, like the seafaring men on the desert of waters, you choose them as your guides, and following them reach your destiny. - Joe Robertson Marc Hornbrook Marc shined for a day as the Phi Mu's Pike Superstar. He competed against other sororities' superstars in several athletic events. The end of the day marked a victory for Marc and Phi Mu. They placed third in the overall competition. the making of ll star 4 Op ning