Excerpt from Oak Leaves, 1968

In this atmosphere, we have felt, if not the birth, then certainly the growth of a new intellectual, social, and cul tural awareness. Whether reading to a blind student, grasping the concept of situational ethics, or just meeting a friend at the Bee Hive, we are learn ing. We give, we take, and slowly, very slowly we emerge as individuals a bit different and slightly more aware.

The true picture of Meredith is, thus, a ¿urry of expressions the pride of accomplishment, the pain of failure, the anticipation of a week end, the excite ment of discovery, the joy of growth. These are our ¿eeting expressions the essence of Meredith life.

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