Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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AP. RT FRO I THE TOGETHERNESS of the crowds in Slater ' s pit, the mass of cheering fans at a home game, the lines making the Tuesday-Thursday trek to Wait, or the impersonal atmosphere of the class- room, we seek identity in the smaller group, fulfillment of personal goals, a niche for our individuality. ' hether the path be athletics or theatre, the decision an academic one or a per- sonal one, the choice right or wrong, we learn to stand alone. We select and re- ject. We move forward and sometimes backward. We grow and develop through choice. The broad path of the crowd is well-worn and comfortable while that of the individual is narrow and more difficult. The choice is ours and the difference is in the choice.