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The scene above is an edifice of what all of us here at Behrend take for granted and
and expect. Yet for an outsider, the sight of the student body of a very small
small campus walking around in the jackets of a large university might tend to le a little
mysterious, if nothing else. When you think about it, it's really rather awesome. Bere
we are with all the advantages of attending a small college, with the unique atmosphere
only Bebrend could have, and above and beyond this we have all the advantages of attending
a large university. In the same light through the commomwealth campus system, we get the
experience of both small-campus life and the anonymousness and excitement of living on a
large campus. One thing that gives the campus PSUiers a glimpse of - just what the life
is down state is All-U Day. In the past, when overnight housing was available for the fur
thest away campuses (like us Behrendites) 2 we would leave early on a Saturday morning,
arrive at main campus in time for the afternoon football game. The game was followed by a
banquet, riotous jarrany and a concert. All of which was followed by numerous activities.
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