Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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5am74da9d You still have to lug your stuff to cam us to move into your room. on still have to pay your tuition bills. And the bookstore lines and pricest are still abom- inable. Therets still Bach Festival and May Day and Homecoming. Dance Concert has changed its name over the years, but it al- ways brings out the ham in the best of em. Yet each era must have its own hallmarks, its own sense of identity. The 60's brought a me- nagerie of dances: the Monkey an the Pony for example. In the 70's we glitzed to the disco beat of Saturday Night Fever. The 80ts found people squirming their way around the dance floor doing the Worm. Anything goes when it comes to hemlines and hairstyles. And people have be- come label lunatics from what they wear to what they drink. With Reebok tennis shoes and Guess jeans you saunter off to the local watering hole and order designer water tEviam and Moosehead beer. Who knows what the 90's will bring? But one thing is certain: some things remain the same while others change. But it's all the same difference.

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Things Change, The More They Stay The Same I was looking through some of the old yearbooks w and I do mean OLD w and it struck me that nothing at Baldwin-Wallace College ever changes; now we are all familiar with the fact that nobody ever REALLY graduates from BHW U mean, they're always around, aren't they? You'll think that somebody graduated your freshman year, and then you'll bump into them at the bar . . . is the real world all THAT bad?t, but what really spooks me is how the student body of this college has been planning and participating in the same types of events since Baldwin was around - at least it seems that way. Dontt get me wrong; life here has changed with the times, and some of the changes in the lifestyles of the student body will be documented in the rest of the yearbook, as part of our Same Difference theme . . . but Change is natural, and expected. I think that the real shock, when you look at an institution such as ours, is how much things stay the same. I think that you'll be surprised, as I was, at how much hasn't changed e sure you don't have a curfew, girls, and Freshmen don't have to wear beanies tthough why, I dont knowt, and maybe, in t46, they didntt hang out at the BBC and Charades w but the drinking age IS 21 again, and what's the difference between the Hive and Manning's ? H know, I know, at least theytre not still waiting for their burgers at the latter . . . t Seriously,1wonder how the service was there - I'll have to ask Dorothy McKelvey, our beloved B-W Historian; Itm sure she'll tell me, Christopher, the more things change, the more they stay the same . . . w C. Fee STUDENT LlFl d. QTI TUPMT IIFF.