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All I can think of is flying a kite at freshmancamp. It took all afternoon to get it up to itsfinal height. Seven rolls of string, twenty-onehundred feet in all. A tiny speck in the sky. Thelast hour and a half was spent in reeling the damnthing back in.So the world is collapsing .. · . and all I canthink about is that kite.It's just that once in a while ·I like to fly akite and forget that the apocalypse is just aroundthe corner. So this isn't heavy.It's just a kite.from The Denver ClarioneditorialOctober 5, 1970
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KYNEWISBOK 71 is the seventy-third
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I wonder when,the beginning of the
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8UGENERALFr,shmtJnEIIGL/SN,2
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Thrust in among the books,the faces
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You are different everydayA progr
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To be a part ofeverything that touc
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The worlds inside you:the dreams, t
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The situationsThe soundsand the mot
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The intellect of manis forced to ch
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"At that time Iwould not have cared
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Director of PlacementsB.A., M.A.- U
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" ... I see the role of the Vice Ch
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"We have enoughproblems right now t
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It is important to note that the ro
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"We have been thrust into an urban
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"People cannot escape having a fait
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Dr. Donald Belden is in his fifteen
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Technological development is an imp
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Seventeen western utilities from De
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Another problem is that of abandone
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Steven Bennett AbramsChicago, Illin
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Ronald Everett BedellPenacook, New
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Rebecca Susan BrymerSylvania, OhioR
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Scott Charles DeanerWestminster, Co
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Curtis Helmut EngelmannWilmington,
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Cindy Ellen GoldsteinDenver, Colora
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janet B. HanzalekRamsey, New jersey
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Ralph Henry HopfenbergUniondale, Ne
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Ellen SzitaPolitical ScienceI have
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Scott A. LancelotDenver, ColoradoMa
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John Jewett Lowrey, Jr.Honolulu, Ha
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Evelyn Kay McDivittLa junta, Colora
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Thomas A. NeillEvanston, IllinoisDe
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Sue C. ParrottMinneapolis, Minnesot
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Shirley Fay RussellDenver, Colorado
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William james Sheppard, Jr.Watsonvi
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Kendra Kolehma StrawWaukegan, Illin
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Ruth Alger VucichLittleton, Colorad
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Sarah Parkman WilliamsDedham, Massa
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108The time is fitting that man fun
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PanhellenicI am as diverse and indi
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Not shown:Nancy WanishJudy RayWendy
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1. Debbie Blanchard 13. Hollie Harr
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Kappa DeltaThe most I can do for my
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Sigma Delta Tau"We are here to add
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La, I am black, but I am comely too
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Executive CouncilOrder of Omega1. S
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Alpha Kappa PsiTo a lot of Denver s
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The Alpha Zeta Chapter of Beta Thet
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Theta ChiTheta Chi ...United by Bro
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... Hi, Mom. No, your roof wasn't f
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What we cannot do for a lifetime we
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158FallSports
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Varsity Water Polo RosterBruce Ande
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The Air Force Academy game usually
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A love of music and the desire to s
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Circle K, I to r: Reid Pixler, Jack
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WHAT the hell is a kynewisbok?What
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Abr~ms, Steven - MarketingBernell,
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Hirschboeck, Katherine - Elementary
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Ramsberser, Tho mas -Ralh, Deborah
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IF YOU DON'T FIND US HERE ...A. U.S
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KYNEWISBOK 71EditorCopy EditorsEduc
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