Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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When students wanted diversion, “Silkwood,” “Spring Break,” and on the Tundra” was the winning logo, they called the Boredombusters. “Octopussy” were shown to give and the tunes poured out all day on Campus Activities Board, better known students a variety of drama, horror, the first Saturday in May. as CAB, provided the fun all year long, comedy, and adventure. Together with the help of many To raise money for all of their With the money raised, CAB volunteers and hard-working students, activities, CAB capitalized on the sponsored events like Li ' l Sibs CAB entertained us all year long. They absence of a local cinema and and Weekend, Monte Carlo Night, Outdoor kicked away the Sunday blues, as well presented weekly movies for students Films, and their big event, the S pring as filled the empty spaces left on the with an admission price of only fifty Concert. This year a contest was small town social calendar, cents. Movies such as “Finals Week,” devised to name the concert. “Tunes Campus Activities Board

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BORED? — Call CAB! the projector. At the weekly CAB movie are . more volunteers, enjoying the best seats in the house while they run Like any other campus group, CAB needs many volunteers to operate smoothly. Shown here are Diane Burch and Deanna Fogt selling tee-shirts and buttons for the Spring Concert. uni! V dl 18 Campus Activities Board

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It’s not hard to spot one of them. At first they carry a determined, confident look. The look radiates a “Hey, I’m a world beater!” attitude. That look soon disappears and is replaced with one of total confusion and a touch of fear. Schedules are gripped in their sweaty palms — schedules that have the beginning of a future etched on them. If only they can find the right classrooms! Every September, these characteristics are seen once more in the eyes of the students who carry the stereotyped, unavoidable feelings of “greenery.” Very few newcomers can say that they made it through the traumas of college life without the help of an upperclassman, RA, or advisor who told them where a class was or just that the bathroom was down the hall on the left. The life of a freshman will continue to be difficult, but the rewards of toughing it out are many. Thc got to he kidding sa s freshman Boh Berger. Tins is a girls ' dorm .’ I know I ' m not going to move m tilings in there! This is part of the annual confusion felt b incoming 3} freshmen during the first few weeks of school. -0 Freshmen ' s Destiny It ' V . : n [MR ' ■ ' - IBilBl ' • ;,v :