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“Food For Thought”
Experience is a fine teacher, it’s true
But here’s what makes me burn:
Experience is always teaching me
things I’d rather not learn!
—Readers Digest
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The true spirit of conversation consists in building on another man’s observation, not overturning it. —Bulwer Lytton
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To me, faith means not worrying.—John Dewey.
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I don’t wait for Lmoods. You accomplish nothing' If you da i,hat.~ Your mind must know it has got to get down to work.—Pearl Buck
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Traveling may be one of two things—an experience we shall always remember, or an experience which alas, we shall never forget,—Rahhi Julius Gordon,
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War does not determine what is right, only who is left.—Baltimore News-Post.
Character Sketch
Our heroine, Miss J., is, at 17, a well-rounded girl. In her favorite sport, basketball, she rates as a star player who led the Panther girls in points made last season. Miss J. captains one of the softball teams.
And as for lessons—Miss J. is on tne honor roll and while she continually confesses to her pals that she didn’t study enough last night, her fears prove groundless as she comes through with Hying colors. She is a fiery advocate of equal rights for women and a better school system in Virginia.
When Miss J. is feeling great, everybody within shouting distance will soon be made aware of this fact. The mere thought of another dance at V.P.I. is enough to make her jubilant.
As sports editor for the L.W.P. and the school annual, she accumulates numerous gray hairs.
No sketch of senior J. Ellen Worth would be complete unless we mentioned her talent, singing, and her ambition to study music and voice.
Good luck, Jo., in your career. We’re in your cheering section.
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