1985-1986 Rothberg Yearbook

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all is changed in time future none can see road you leave behind !Ahead lies mystery Lately it occurs to me What a long strange trip it’s been Stevie Wonder (A ll is Changed in Love) Grateful Dead Thinking about it later You can’t help wondering why It’s the things you didn’t do That make you cry. I decided long ago Never to walk in anyone’s shadow If I fail, if I succeed At least I’ll live as I believe No matter they think of me They can’t take away my dignity. George Benson And the seasons they go round and round And the painted ponies go up and down We’re captive on a carousel of time We can’t return we can only look behind from where we came And go round and round and round in a circle game Joannie Mitchell Safam “Book ®MBT ®Time it was . And what M im e it was t It was a tin® of innocence A time of |Bnfidences. Long ago it must be have a photograph erve your memories T h ey m a ll that’s left you. Simon and Garfunkel
Yc T T L isten to this one, D o y o u k n o w w h a t it means? L isten, and I ’ll tell you. On Y om Ha’Zikaron I talked to an Israeli friend, a commander in the Israeli army now studying at the University. He was listening to the songs on the radio. He explained to m e the words o f the lilting Hebrew m elody, o f a young wom an and a young man. They kept m eeting by chance and fell madly in love. He went back to war and was killed having forgotten to ask her name; that was the sharpest mem ory for the woman he left. Many potential years o f promise are lost in a second. War scares on the radio illicited m y concern and m y friend replied: “Why do you worry? It’s I who will be on the front line. I’ll be the one out there busting m y ass. It’s m y life on the line.” The war o f Lebanon left him a self declared old man at twentjr^our years of age. He describes himself as a special breed o f Israeli ^ p n e with sensitivity, yet Sabra, unafraid to d־be4101‎ j n appropriate circumstance. As a commander he leads his troops in battle: “In Lebanon I asked m yself, what am I doing here? For the first tim e I realized that I had to make it through alive...” The ambition which every eighteen year old North American takes for granted was suppressed for his four years o f service, A commander volunteers an extra year of service. Why did he volunteer to be a commander? came from a family which has always taught me to A friend o f his suffered a trauma while in Lebanon. As he was on patrol he spotted an armed man flee into a house. He knocked on the door — N o answer. Entering the house he saw a fat old woman seated in a rocking chair. “Where is he?” She said she didn’t know. The open barrel of the gun suddenly grasped his attention and he shot them both, through the old woman and the man she was sitting on. How many died because they thought? He didn’t think: “Thank God for that”, said m y friend. He then went on to describe a hike with heavy packs and equipment: “And when you climbed one peak and looked with exhaustion toward the next, you were told that it was only the halfway mark upon which you looked.” By the end people were carried on stretchers because they could walk no farther. At times on training marches, some soldiers would fail to switch directions with the group when they fell asleep on the march. It was they who lost weekend leave. >“N obody but an Israeli can understand how an Israeli thinks”. He said that only now are the Europeans developing a sense with recent terrorist incidents in Europe. “They are going wild over there; you should see the security at their airports.” For an Israeli, he says the toughness develops out of necessity.
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