WELCOME FROS
WELCOME I'
With the threat of customs week hang
ing over your head and the confusion of
orientation and registration behind you,
let me take the opportunity to throw a
friendly, "Hi, kids! Welcome to Behrend.
Glad you're here!" in among all the other
announcements floating around your brains.
I know the thought of being in college,
much less a member and student of Penn
State, is a little awesome to some of you;
but don't worry about a thing. You'll get
over it. Fast! Also don't worry too much
about initiation. Speeches to blades of
THE NITTANY CUB
ROSH ! ! :
by Eileen Bowden
grass, rowing to pine trees, anklets, bow
ties, and dinks do terrific things to your
prestige: not to mention your ego. And
where else could you learn such fantastic
trivia as the numl - er of gallons of water
in the swimming pool, or how many bricks
in the fireplace? I ask you: where?
Being a freshman doesn't have to be a
all that had though. The old axiom:
"Life is what you make it" holds true at
Behrend too. All you need is a little bit
of the "Hello" spirit and a big dose of a
sense of humor and everything will turn
out in hearts and flowers. So chin up,
kids, the best is yet to come. Its gonna
be a great year, and we're.glad to have
you aboard.