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A high school upperclassmen’s guide for a freshman

Steward Beckham

So, you’re a high school freshman a week into the school year, huh? Someone try to sell you an elevator pass yet? Not everyone is out to get you. Take Mount St. Joseph senior Steward Beckham for instance. He wrote the guide for freshmen below. Check it out. It might help you out. I thought it was extremely cool.

“Freshmen year is scary. It is filled with new obstacles along with new opportunities. From the first day of orientation, to the first freshmen football game, to the last day of finals, this year is faster, harder, and more eventful than ever before. Below are some tips to help you through, from the perspective of someone who has been there.

Catholic Review

The Catholic Review is the official publication of the Archdiocese of Baltimore.

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