Note: The following is merely the personal opinion of the editor. Even the Keystone Cops had a lot over the Behrend chapter of the Keystone Society. At least they did something. The Keystone Society, for the benefit of those freshmen sho have forgotten since orientation week, is the Univer sity honor society. Throughout the Fall Term I was warned, somewhat jokingly, that if I ever wrote anything against the Key stone Society I would never be asked to join. At the same time I was re assured that the entire membership-- all three students--was doing the preliminary paperwork. We are now going into the third week of the winter term and have yet to see the proverbial fruits of these labors. Yes, I want to be a member of the soicety. I'm status conscious. And it is likely that those former Behrend students who recently transferred to University Park are also. If ever asked why they were never in Keystone, how will they answer? The truth sounds like a gross exaggeration or, at least, a shabby excuse. Well, I understand that same action is going to be forced now; two of the members are transferring from Behrend at the end of this term. Take your time guys- You still have seven weeks. AND A THOUGHT FOR YOU-THE 'FUTURE Just a light shone. The darkness was not black It was purple. The rock he sat upon was hurting his body. He could not move from the spot. He imagined the valley burning; the purple color disappeared. The valley became black, the true black. He imagined rising from the rock and walking down the hill. The stream was glimmering from the silver scales of the floating dead fish. Trees were standing, yet their clothing was gone; they die from over exposure. To his left was the smoke-scarred foundation of the church. Two steps forward and he stepped upon the hand of a small child or an old woman. No blood was seen; the hand could have belonged to a doll. But he knew.... Bis mind had reached its turning point. The darkness changed back to purple, and the light still shone--yet barely. THE CUB Editor: Ruth Brown Assistant: Carol CONTRIBUTING STAFF: Judy Fong, John Jackson, Gail Bracalento, Jim Mlchali, Mary Jane Riney, Jon Fret tymen, Jane Gates, Paul Wilson, Jan Puzar, Bob Dovi chak. Jane Gates De Arment
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