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Once You’ve Made The Decision,

IT’S ALL

UPHILL

s a second year student you

usually feel more comfortable

on campus. You have gotten

JL -A» your bearings and college feels

like the right place for you to be. The

hardships of adjustment during the

freshman year are over.

The most difficult test many

sophomores experience is the four hour mwm

CLAST exam. The state requires the test

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for every student approaching their V:'- ■'

sixieth semester hour. For many this is

not an easy task, and they will have to

retake it the next semester — and

sometimes — again and again. The math

section is a real killer.

Another responsibility is choosing a

major. At this point in their college

experience, sophomores have taken a

wide variety of subjects. With these

classes behind them, they should be able - 1 TJ

to decide what they would like to do with

the rest of their lives.

!
tudying in the library,
T ricia Parsons screams SSarah Deuel is trying with
with delight as she opens

her letter informing her that some difficulty to get

she has passed the CLAST her methods of physical

exam the first time. Quite a education assignment. Sarah

The class officers are Jonathan Peppers, chorister; Melissa Moulton, treasurer; Sarah Deuel, feat! Many students repeat says dismayingly, "I just

secretary; Joel Johns, president; Eric Wells, vice-president; and Jonathan Yoder, chaplain. the math portion of the test. think P.E. tonight!”

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