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oO -o o .0 ■ « -. A Unique Place 9 . Why did you come to West- .Ttiinster? Was it because it T was close to home? (or far , 3way?) Did you think it would be a gr t cultural experience l ng by the Amish, a culture v • !?o. very different from our own? Did you like the way the bells toll every fifteen minutes? Whatever the reason one comes to Westminster, we all leave with many common memories. Westminster is dif- ferent from all other colleges. and these differences become a part of us. Only at Westminster, is there a dry town and wet frats, do students run the rail- road tracks instead of the road, do students pray for blue slips in their mailboxes...
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0 And iNow i-or Different , , . How many times have you heard someone say that nothing ever changes ? Stu- dents at Westminster are no exception. During the past year though, there were many changes that affected our campus, town, and state. It was definitely a year for something different. As the 1987-88 school year began, the student body and faculty celebrated the inaugu- ration of Dr. Oscar Remick as Westminster ' s lOth president. Athletically, for the first time in years, Westminster ' s football team excelled in the play-offs by going to the state quarter finals. Also in sports there was a change in coaches as the soccer team welcomed new head coach Dave Murray. Residence Halls were filled to capacity as more freshmen than ever began their college careers. Freshmen halls were developed in Galbreathe and Hillside, and transfers were placed into any available rooms. This year, fraternity party regulations were revised. The 1988-89 freshmen will be the first class to experience part of the new regulations. For the first semester of the school year, freshmen will be permit- ted to attend one designated party each weekend, for a to- tal of 15 parties all sernester Changes in LCB coritro haunted students, and for fraternities to be more cayi tious, as the State Police took over LCB authority. Large par- ties were avoided to keep the chance of police intervention to a minimum. This even meant restricting the AJ- Greek parties during Greek Week. In February, Westminst sponsored it ' s first AII-Co(l6j|e Formal at the Holiday Inn in Beaver Falls. It was the first formal to include all gree and independents. Another peaceful and serene day at Britain is typical of Westminster. i. O 4 ' It : mmk
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