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"The stars come nightly to the sky; / / The tidal wave comes to the sea; / / Nor time, nor space, nor deep, nor high / / Can keep my own away from me." / / BURROUGHS.
The most sanguine day of the college year is the opening one: the student has not yet faced the impossible task annually presented of embracing the modern world of knowledge; his errors and failures of earlier years are forgotten; he faces the coming months full of new hope.