Babson College - Babsonian Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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As we look back on the past year, we can recall some memories that remain fond in our hearts, while others, we may wish to forget. . . . Remember the fall fashion show - it would have been lovely, if the clothes came in . . . this spring, no one could have asked for a more color- ful pledge class - pony rides, human billboards, cheers, newspaper, Droid fever, the retreat (will Dorothy ever forgive us?), parties, the skit, the great Bear-napping , and Fashions through the ages . . . We say so long to the remaining charter mem- bers as we celebrate our third anniversary. We ' ve come far since that day - we ' ll be going forever. ■■ WM . -.m i. ' USMH 229 MiiaiaBiMaiuBBi

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The Late Great Beauer Brau The Beaver Brau, commonly known as the Pub, is Babson ' s nonmedicinal cure for the academic crush. Unfortunately, a slow death is inevitable. Since the drinking age went up to twenty, nearly fifty percent of the Babson community has been effected. A Wednesday night at the Pub has traditionally been a night where students from neighboring college could come to hear good music and drink a little beer. The lines, which reached the front door of Coleman, were an indication of the Pub ' s popularity. Events like: movies and popcorn night, slave auctions, drinking contests, music played by Babson ' s D.J. ' s and multitudes of bands and entertain- ers, were the reason for its strong draw. Clubs, Fraternities and even the Faculty found the Pub a great place to relax and have some fun. Students will always need a place to go, on campus, to relieve the anxiety caused by college life. If the Pub is closed, who will miss it? Everyone will! 1 1 231 M M uaaiw xaM