When you were freshmen and you thought college would never end. How many times would you have to walk through the slush and mud on the Quad at 8:00 in the morning? Would those lines in the bookstore ever end? And when, if ever, would you finally finish study ing and get some sleep. You would sit at your desk studying while at the same time mumbling to yourself "So these are the best years of my life!" When you became juniors, you began to realize that four years can go by very quickly. The mud became more bearable, the lines became shorter, and you did get to bed. As seniors, you have reached the sophomores
end of your undergraduate career, and you can no longer count on next year. You are finally ready to con front what you've been hearing the dreaded about all your life "Real World." Remember that ex pression? When you were in high school, you heard "Wait until col lege!" Now that you are in college it's "Wait until you meet the real world!" It's as if everything you've ever done before graduation doesn't count, and life begins after college for real this time. Well, contrary to what you might have heard, four years of college teaches many things friendship, teamwork, patience and intellectual