Lessons of the Freshman Year

A persons college years often lay the foundation for the rest of theirlives. In Lessons of the Freshman Year, Ken Baxter tells the storyof a young man from rural Arkansas who begins college withfew life experiences and a limited perspective. Through avariety of interactions, pranks and adventures, this young manenjoys life to its fullest and gains some wisdom along the way. Lessons of the Freshman Year is ripe with the music, style, and majorevents of 1979. It blends laughter with the stress of the unknownwhile demonstrating the role our past plays in determining thepeople we become.