Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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Freshmen Week Food, people, music - what more can you ask? Well, it isn't home, but Residence Services tries to give a welcome to the new kids in town via spon- sored activities around campus. While Freshmen Week focuses on getting the neophytes out of their rooms and into the recreational facilities, the more seasoned students have an equally good time being condescending to them. But, differences aside, the first week is a free-for- all before any serious consideration can be given to classes. Theme dinners at the residence hall dining units, Happy Hours and Welcome Wagon coupon specials provide incentives to get acquainted with KSU food, There's Open Recreation Night, Super Sunday and an assortment of dances for socializing and amusement, and featured performers such as Landzend introduce newcomers to some of the music scene to be encountered on campus. It may not be home, but they try. ,X Ya- ' 14

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.i ,lf lt's September 16 already, and you can't believe you're here at Kent, still asking yourself what happened to luly and August. But you are here, after squeezing all your paraphernalia into the car and hauling it from home, Now comes the real work - twelve trips from the car to your room. And the space you have to put it all in seems smaller with every trip of suitcases and boxes. Seems as though you'll never get unpacked, not to mention organized. And this is only the beginning . .. Photography Gus Chan l l

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