Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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SEPTEMBER Sunday Monday Tuesday Wedn l 20 27 September An air of mystery shrouded B-W over the summer; a mystery represented, to the in coming Freshman class, by an eni math: for- mula: BWC:tU,Mt2 . . . What, part ered many a timid fresh, could it all mean? On Frida , September 11th. the puzzle began to unto d - The purpose behind all these covert op- erations was to welcome the new members of the B-W community, and ease their anxiety upon their arrival in this new environment. Amid the chaos of moving in and ditching the folks, incoming students were given a true 1 warm welcome at Orientation '87: THE gOWER OF YOU PLUS ME EQUALS BWC. At the o ening ceremony, students were welcome to their new home by an allwkazoo marching band featuring President Neal Malicky, Dean Frances Lucas, members of CAB, Hall Directors, and a host of RAE. and Orientation Leaders. The faculty and upper- classrnen really look forward to the incoming freshmen's electricity, states Jennifer Sinish gain, Director of New Student Orientation. 'itls like springtime in the fall. After the marching band's stirring rendition of Stars and Stri e5 Forever tpunctuated by the spontaneous ursting of hundreds of in- nocent balloonsl, the academic year officially opened with the New Student Convocation at the Art and Drama Center. This assembly of faculty and staff combined academic regalia and traditions reminiscent of medieval days with a performance by the B-W Jazz Combo. The last activity to include both students and parents was the President's Dinner at the Un- ion Ballroom, where Dr. Malicky once again extolled the class of '91 to go forth and learn; and teach by your example . . . Later that evenin , the freshmen 0t fired up for the Fire UP or Fall'i social at layfair. A regular at B-W orientations for several years, Playfair is a combination of adrenalin- inspiring dancing and tryin to meet ever one in the 300-plus crowd in t e Ursprun? 111. After Playfair, students headed to the A to dance to the sights and sounds of a video DJ. Saturday afternoon the Class of '91 went, en masse, t0 the Yellowiackets' ame at john Carroll. The Jackets lost, 10-3, ut the fresh- men were winners, especially those riding on the smoke-screen express . . . and even the rain on the North Quad picnic couldnrt put out that fire - the kids partied that night in the Union Ballroom, jammin' to the tunes of 3qu and the Hooters, courtesy of Panhel. As the upperclassmen were moving in on Sunday, the freshmen were checking out the Student Activities Fair in the Union, and the girls had the opportunity to Chat with Sorority representatives. Finally, later that ni ht, tired from the fun but hectic weekend, resi ents got gogether in their halls to meet their new neigh- ore. Orientation is just that: a sort of surve 0f the College experience . . . by the end 0 the weekend, the new freshmen had gotten tc know the campus and each other, and, com- fortable in their new home, were eager tc begin the real thing. e Hilary Budzinski

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SEPTEMBER Sunday Monday Tuesday Wedn ixlxx - ' .'T l 2 'N-l 15 16 It happens at about the same time every year, as sure as the sun comes up in the morning . . . undetered by floo- mine, or nuclear holocaust; more dependable than the mailman, your mother, or a cocker spaniel; with t1 gularity tas well as many of the characteristicsl, of a swarm of locusts, they come. And come. And come. They': erywhere. More this year than ever before; you can't roll out of bed Without mashing at least one or two . . . ar lieve me, I've tried . . . More terrible than a host of Mongols, more insidious than the Red Menace, they work the 1y into the very fabric of our lives; they learn to act like us, look like us, dress like us, talk like us: they learn to BE 1 - and then; 0000, and then; then they have us, the little godless monsters . . . they just step right in, and take rigl 'er, and pretty soon, well, pretty soon, we're outta here. Finished. Just like the ones before us. So what's to be do: exterminate the vermin? Nothing . . . theytll win in the end, just as they always have before; time is on THEIR sid I'm talking, of course, about this year's freshman class. There're more of 'em than ever, or at least the most sin: 72, and, to boot, they're supposed to be smarter than we are; more kids at the top of their class, 01' something lil at . . . I don't know. I guess it just goes to show that the human race, like any other race, weeds out the wea. rvival 0f the fittest, and all that. Uh-huh. Right. Or maybe they just all went to schools full of stupid kids, eh? Yeaf ah, THAT'S the ticket!!! Oops, sorry; that was last year's theme . . . Well, I think that the tie-in to this year's theme etty obvious, d0nlt you? Good; then I wont waste my breath . . . Seriously, to all of you in the class of '91, I'm kidding - I wish you the best of luck, and Fm sure that y'all real 2E smart; I was just teasing . . . just let me know What you think: I didn't use too many polysyllabic, uh, I mes aig , words, did I? e C.Fee September