Slippery Rock University - Saxigena Yearbook (Slippery Rock, PA)

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CAMPUS I remember walking across the campus for the first time, feeling a little lonely and somewhat scared. Would I ever make new friends? Each person was so different — the styles of dress, haircuts and personalities. Then there was the matter of getting to class. The names of the buildings were all so strange and unfamiliar. I was sure that 1 would never make it to the right class at the right time, especially if I had to go from Swope to Miller. 1 soon discovered that in four years at THE ROCK I would travel over most of the 600 acres — space that was open, space that was wooded, space with ponds and streams. Next year. I'll have to be careful to remember that VINCENT is the name of a person and not a building. i to

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I LIKE IT: They care about we, the students. — Diane Per-linger. Junior, Marketing. It's not a 3 noisy as the city, and pollution is non-existant. Erik Zhandhuis, Sophomore. Business Because the people are friendly, and Dennis and I can get ice cream at Italy’s. — F.lise I rcce. Sophomore. Communication. It's small and cute. The shops are great and the owners are extremely nice. — Dawn Bailey, Sophomore. Communication 9

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I LIKE IT: The campus is strttchtd out not trumped as a lot of schools. Stretch- ing green lawns and beautifully constructed buildings give it its person ■ ality. — Patrick Hart, Sophomore. Communication. It's compact. I can walk from one end to the other in fifteen minutes or less. The amount of time saved by tin efficiency of the campus allows me to do other things. — Steve Yechinevich. Senior. Therapeutic Recreation. It is spread out nicely, everything's not pushed together in one space and it's very pretty. — Stephanie Raines. Sophomore. Undeclared. The open space and landscape. — Brian Kreamer. Senior. Business Management. 11