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A first-year student at the U.S. Military Academy or the U.S. Naval Academy.
*Also referring to a first year temp at the place of his or her employment.
1. Wheeling chairs down to the basement, well, letting them roll down the hill while you chase after them.
2. Being issued a green pen for editing purposes… ONLY.
3. Getting to attend the Christmas party, but having to clean up afterward (picture Cinderella cleaning up after the royal ball).
4. Feng shui practice through Arranging, then rearranging, furniture in conference rooms to accommodate for Lobby Lunches.
5. Finding a white-platinum hair sticking straight up in the middle of your thick chestnut locks.
6. Cool paper cut scars from stuffing mass mailings
7. Building the muscles in your fingers by way of data entry
8. Your name on a little desk name plate; yes, it is French – LA -FALL-IT.
9. Building up immunity to torture by listening to Smooth Jazz AKA elevator music.
10. Practicing matching skills by way of organizing Mariners season tickets.
Becoming a “Cube person”… Priceless ( as of 4/27/2009)!
A first-year student at the U.S. Military Academy or the U.S. Naval Academy.
*Also referring to a first year temp at the place of his or her employment.
1. Wheeling chairs down to the basement, well, letting them roll down the hill while you chase after them.
2. Being issued a green pen for editing purposes… ONLY.
3. Getting to attend the Christmas party, but having to clean up afterward (picture Cinderella cleaning up after the royal ball).
4. Feng shui practice through Arranging, then rearranging, furniture in conference rooms to accommodate for Lobby Lunches.
5. Finding a white-platinum hair sticking straight up in the middle of your thick chestnut locks.
6. Cool paper cut scars from stuffing mass mailings
7. Building the muscles in your fingers by way of data entry
8. Your name on a little desk name plate; yes, it is French – LA -FALL-IT.
9. Building up immunity to torture by listening to Smooth Jazz AKA elevator music.
10. Practicing matching skills by way of organizing Mariners season tickets.
Becoming a “Cube person”… Priceless ( as of 4/27/2009)!
