On this final day of exams of the first quarter of the 2014-15 school year, pre-freshman Jacob Randolph somehow lands in this Mid-City oasis, a sanctuary of sorts — Traditions Courtyard, the perfect spot for a new Blue Jay to wait for a later-than-usual ride home, stretch the cramped fingers of his writing hand, shun the sun and soak up the shade, and embrace the solitude and the silence — while contemplating the curious nuances discovered that afternoon in a purely Jesuit document entitled The Profile of a Graduate at the Time of Graduation.