Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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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

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