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Sunday, October 93
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Tie Sad Story of the Game: Side-Lined Starters Like Tackle
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Homecoming '66 Evokes Mixed Reactions
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Oops, David Riggs Finds Himself About To Be Summarily Flipped
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Momeeoimmg jiBsdjj By Inekes
A '66 Grad Returns 'Home'
A gray week - end, a gray game, maybe even a
gray world at times, but you're back, and its "Home
coming '66!" Did you really expect everything to be all
black or white, or pleasant colors? .Everything mix
es, blends, and its shades of gray; just as your thoughts
and feelings at your "return" mix and blend, impos
sible to categorize and file away.
The words are said and left behind, the group moves
on and one man lingers, gazing at a building. Who
was he? What was he? Is it of any consequence now?
You hope so, for now you too are standing on the out
side gazing.
You stand much closer than many of those "re
turners" around you, and it perhaps it is easier for
them than you. However, you still see faces to speak
to, know the places to go, and start jumping at the
sound of a combo. Terrific! Picnickers on a Dorm
lawn, Homecoming displays, Corsages, "Go Carolina!
Can you move down an inch, at least," couples, cor
sages, and streets full of people. Terrific world. But
it's a terrific world you stepped back into, yet you
realize as you focus your ese on the past, that sudden
ly you're seeing the present more clearly.
Things change and the world keeps turning any
way. What a perceptive observation, kid. Obviously a
college grad. Obviously getting much too philosophi
cal about your first Homecoming. Anyway, it's just one
more look at the Old Well with no profound insights
forthcoming, one more "Hooray for Carolina" with a
little of the "ray" gone out of it, and you realize that
Homecoming '66 is over, that lots of things are over,
and just as easily as this world moves on without you,
you slip back into your new world.
DTH Photos by Jock Lauterer
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Referee Lou Bello Caught with His Mouth Open As Usual
Starters Ingle, Powell and Alexander Restlessly Warm The Bench
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