Worcester State University - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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In New England, Winter follows Fall, Spring follows Winter, and Summer follows Spring. Lots of times they all overlap into one another. College at Worcester State is a lot like that: Sophomore year follows Freshman, Junior year follows Sophomore and Senior year follows Junior. But sometimes, they too, overlap.

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On Thursday nights in the Pub , Dee Jay John Cassiola, was fast becoming well-known spinning the patrons ' favorite tunes and requests, creating a festive end-of-the-week atmosphere. On a more college-wide note, WSC took a few bold steps toward the 1990 ' s this year as they con- tinued with plans for two new dormitories which would add an additional 350 beds and increase our on-campus housing to approximately 850. In a move that will last hopefully well into the 1990 ' s. Worcester State College and President Philip D. Vairo hired Ms. Susan E. Chapman of West Boylston and formerly of Worcester Poly- technic Institute, as Worcester State ' s next Director of Athletics, replacing Bob Devlin, who retired after serving the college for the past 18 years.

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Nothing Gold can stay Nature ' s first green is gold , her hardest hue to hold. Her early leafs a flower, but only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf, so eden sank to grief. Dawn goes down to day, nothing gold can stay. — Robert Frost tion to the world, is insig- you in relation to my life, was nificiant. Let us not look at the overlap as a failure, but more importantly as a delayed success. It gives us more time to stop and smell the nectar of a beautiful flower.