Baptist College at Charleston - Cutlass Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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LINES Our life at Baptist College begins with a registration line and ends with the graduation line. In between, there are 9586 more lines to stand in. BCC does teach one patience. M MAIL The mail boxes are a mixture of puzzled students trying to remember their combinations, frantic students looking through the junk in their pocketbooks for their keys, and gleeful students receiving long awaited letters. Several students share each box and the luckier students have a good magazine coming into their box which each person reads before the owner receives it. N NIGHT LIFE Night life consists of studying, going to the Bucaneer Room, meeting someone in Littlejohn parlor, or going off campus. For those preferring the off campus night life, Charleston provides many interesting places. Some BCC students can be found at one of many spots enjoying themselves. Their motto is preserve wildlife-throw a party. U GPEN HCUSE Once a week, students have the opportunity of open house. From one to five on Sunday afternoon, BCC stu- dents can have a guest in their rooms, provided the door is left open! P PARKING Parking is sometimes a hassle at Baptist College. All the places are taken, and you aren't allowed to park on the grass, so some students end up having to park on Fron- tage Road. Well, those are the breaks. PRESIDENT'S RECEPTICN Each year, all new freshmen are invited to a reception to get acquainted with Dr. and Mrs. Hamrick. This is held in the Cold Room. Each student thoroughly enjoys the event and the opportunity of meeting the college's president.

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PDA- BCC students are governed by the regulation that no af- fection will be publicly displayed beyond handholding. As you might guess, this is often broken, resulting in demerits. PARLUR Littlejohn Parlor provides a place for males and fe- males to be together-as long as they only hold hands. Many activities go on in the parlor such as watching t.v., card games, or just talking to friends. Q Quizzes An important part of the academic life of Baptist Col- lege is its testing. Whether a major test or just a pop quiz, students usually have to study for them. R REFLECTIUN PUND The reflection pond offers a wide variety of experi- ences. Some enjoy watching the birds. Others just like staring into the water, while some even get to go for a quick swim. REGISTRATION The longest lines of the year seem to appear at registra- tion. Everyone wants to be first in line so that he can get the easiest teachers. Registration does offer the opportu- nity to meet new people, as you often converse with the person who is stuck in front of you for the rest of the afternoon. RUSH WEEK A big week for fraternities and sororities is rush week. The week is characterized by pledges running around asking you to sign pillows or performances of weird skits in the cafeteria. The best thing about rush week is the parties, though. For a week, everyone has a very hard time staying awake during classes. S SLEEP A student's sleeping hours at Baptist College are very flexible. Some nights you can't even get to sleep because of big tests, noise on the halls, or a group of people in the room talking. Some nights, sleep is the best thing offered, so everyone retires to an early night.