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| − | It used to be that you had to call the freshmen first-years. Now, there is a backlash against this terminology. The school still officially uses "first-year", but [[The Knox Student]] recently reverted back to the term freshman | + | It used to be that you had to call the freshmen first-years. Now, there is a backlash against this terminology. The school still officially uses "first-year", but [[The Knox Student]] recently reverted back to the term freshman. |
==Why First-year== | ==Why First-year== | ||
| − | First-year is considered more gender-neutral because it does not have the word "man" in it | + | First-year is considered more gender-neutral because it does not have the word "man" in it. |
==Why Freshman== | ==Why Freshman== | ||
