upperclassman

She is short and does not look like an upperclassman at all.

Will he be around, they ask young players, when you are an upperclassman?

But now, like the other upperclassmen, he takes the heat.

Today, upperclassmen are just as likely to be living on campus.

But the benefits are worth the price, many upperclassmen say.

Through the night, other teachers and even an upperclassman visited.

An upperclassman, who looked hardly more than a boy, opened the door.

"The problem is that freshmen too often live by themselves, without upperclassmen."

The upperclassman had made his life at the Academy a living hell.

"Good thing I'm taking it easy on you," said the upperclassman.

Late one night in October, two upperclassmen entered her room.

The new residence hall will be used to house upperclassmen.

It was a unique situation for that one class of students as they never had to face upperclassmen.

There has also been more of an effort to have upperclassmen police the younger players.

Upperclassmen entered their rooms in the early hours of morning.

I wanted to do that for a grand upperclassman of the baseball world.

Calhoun has started the same five, all upperclassmen, in every game.

"I knew before we even got into the wagon," the upperclassman told him.

Recently, upperclassmen have been given the option of remaining in their college for all four years.

The school has a long history of hazing by upperclassmen.

"It's better to have the kids interact with the upperclassmen," he said.

She knew she'd need an edge to win out over the upperclassmen who'd also be going alter the role.

"It's a privilege that a lot of upperclassmen look forward to."

Upperclassmen enjoy more freedom in terms of course and department selection.

The team is typically led by upperclassmen and involves 20-40 members each year.