Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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have to utilize that dryest of sterile envi- ronments - the library. The sweatbox for a quarter's GPA, the library represents the harsh reality of expedience: to do in a day what you've had a month, a quarter to do. All this hard work can lead to only one thing - Leisure Time. There is that big test coming up, a term paper due yes- terday, notebooks to write up, and an oral report. Most of these can be put off just a little longer, though. Now comes the time for a date or just simply rest and relaxa- tion in the comforts of your dorm or the quiet of your house or up at Ierry's or the Beartrap - unless of course you are ill. This calls for a trip to the health center where, no matter what the illness, you will receive the newest wonder drug - Cepacol. I wonder what is really in that stuff? After a hard, long night of taking it easy, it's time to hit the hay. Lying in bed, you can choose whether you would like to snooze to the raucous laughter from the members of the room to your right or snore to the sounds of BTO from your neighbors to the left - it is the last big decision of a tiring, but fulfilling day. The road to a college degree isn't al- ways so funny. It is a hilly, winding road, full of chuckholes of indecision and traffic signs that often say wrong way, but it is also a road lined with frat parties, CBOG flicks, life-long friendships, and hopefully, a diploma. After four years of hard work, wacky moods, and unuttered thoughts, the diploma is the tangible piece of yes- terday's memories of your student life here at beloved ON U. - Steve Culver H' it 'g'f'rflW'i' Nl 24 31223 tiff i S1339 Q i W ' 'i2'i,CBFE.X351 f-

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Freshmen Afrfrive In Full Fofrce What do the following items have in common: hall trees, bean bag chairs, over- loaded cardboard boxes, and stereo sets? Many of these things were items that people of all ages, shapes, and sizes were carrying through parking lots and dormi- tory halls on September 5, 1976. The newest crop of Ohio Northern University students, freshman-style, had arrived on campus. Leaving home for the Hrst time brings out everyone's sentimentality - shown by the types and number of items that people pack for college. Girls, more often than guys, will overload the car with knick-knacks, high school momentos, and picture albums. Of course, any guy is happy with just a stereo. Turning a bare dorm room into a home away from home is a difficult task. With just a little ingenuity and some coopera- tion from your roommate, a desolate 8 x 10 room can be transformed into a mini- apartment complete with areas for study- ing, sleeping, and just plain relaxing. Meeting all your new neighbors is an interesting experience. Someone in your X It ., ?'i'f- H S l'1 - -,