Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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-i 4' 7? It is another path One day .on their walk through the woods, as they approached the area as to where the old path was to be found, the father noticed his son progressing especially slow. As it was late, and the father feared that darkness might overcome them, he urged his son to be quick. This dis- pleased the boy, as he was accustomed to lin- ger during this one time of each day that he was afforded to relax. However, he respected his fa- ther and knew not to anger him. Just as the boy was about to stand up to move on, he stopped, and lowered his knees onto the ground. Again, his father cautioned him as to the fleeting day- light. Still, the boy stay knelt, intently looking down at the brush. He turned to his father and stared at him. Standing up, he pointed back down to where he had been looking and asked his father what it was that he pointed to. As his father looked down, he closed his eyes and took his son's hand in his own. f ' Q.. g , f' lt is another path, said the man, the path of knowledge. His son's next question would not surprise him. Where does it lead, father? For years the boy's father had walked through the jungle with his son and each time that they would pass this spot, he would think of the day his son would ask him that question. Many times he would go overthe answer in his mind, trying to think of all that he would wish to tell him. And now that day had arrived.

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