college freshman

You do not say such things to the father of an 18-year-old college freshman.

In the second they are college freshman building on this experience.

I called a couple of the players involved, now college freshmen.

This year's college freshmen were the first required to use the service.

"Maybe that's what being a college freshman is all about."

All the free food has created a problem familiar to college freshmen.

Her sister, the person she would most trust with the children, is only a college freshman.

A college freshman at 16, I had always been the baby among my peers.

Right now there are about 1.2 million college freshmen going into school who get aid.

Jefferson was always an easy mark for know- nothing college freshmen.

Her son, a college freshman, hopes to develop environmental programs for children.

If so, that explains a lot about the college freshman writing I see.

I was a college freshman, taking a Christmas vacation with my parents.

"That must have been a jolt for a college freshman."

As a college freshman, Williams shot 35 percent and averaged 14.5 points a game.

He said 1.2 percent of the nation's college freshmen now identify themselves are having learning disabilities.

The Freshman squad is sometimes open only to college freshmen.

Many new college freshmen will have to learn the hard way, by trial and error, but there is hope for those coming up behind them.

In 1968, 26 percent of college freshmen indicated an intention to go into teaching.

Q. Why do so many college freshmen eventually transfer to another school?

More than 3 percent of full-time college freshmen now say they are learning disabled.

Elizabeth, 18, who wants to be an actress, is now a college freshman there.

"College freshmen are going from a familiar environment to an unpredictable one," he said.

"He had to make certain adjustments just like any college freshman.

She has come a long way from a lackluster performance in her first game as a college freshman, a 76-60 loss at California.