I do not have just one memory or anecdote to share about Hask...Rather, I want to highlight a series of memories from my time on campus where I can vividly recall Hask being the strongest, yet often the quietest presence in many important rooms during events such as Onyx pinning ceremonies and Makuu Kwanzaa celebrations. This memory speaks to what he symbolized for me — a physical manifestation of the understanding that we (my fellow black classmates) were never alone and that our elders were always there celebrating us, supporting us, and pushing us forward.