Viking_Yearbook_68

The year at PSC is nine months of time and whatever several thousand people do with it. Along the way knowledge in varying amounts is exchanged between students and professors. Of course, what else happens is momentarily or perma– nently memorable. Through it all the camera lumbers arbitrarily, like a dino– saur, and where its feet fall, these few prints become the only record of the time. In the end, the individual remem– bers only his small world. His story is not divided into years but into the memories of people. In these memories remains what was and what might have been. In these recollections are judgments of the world and of the time we shared .