Class of '96

- Season 1

(1993)

Havenhurst gets a new dean of students, while the freshmen adjust to their first week at college.

Antonio is advised by the athletic director to take easier classes so he can focus on basketball. While Stroke is unsettled by a psychological test.

Patty meets a political upperclassman, while Jessica is charmed by a fellow student and David is invited to a frat party.

Midterms bring about a three-day study session for Stroke and Patty; a moral dilemma for Jessica and David; and an alcohol problem for Whitney.

David and Whitney play host to their visiting girlfriends. Meanwhile, Robin is juggling two men at the same time.

Patty is jazzed when she captures the interest of a musician, who also strikes a chord with Robin. Meanwhile, Antonio and Whitney fear they killed an endangered animal.

David develops a relationship with a famous author, who's interested in more than just his writing.

David's favorite professor is accused of racial and gender bias in his choice of textbooks, causing a campus-wide debate on a more inclusive curriculum. Stroke receives mixed signals from his pretty Women's Studies partner, Rachel.

Whitney starts a relationship with a local girl, but their social differences get in the way. Meanwhile Jessica frets when the dorm bathrooms become co-ed.

It's Parents' Weekend during which David meets Jessica's father, Robin confronts her folks, and Patty gets a surprise from her mother.

Jessica confronts her own ethnicity when an anti-Semitic Flyer is circulated on campus. Meanwhile, David ponders joining a fraternity which is exclusive.

Jessica and David ponder rekindling their romance; Patty gets fired up about a student film, but must contend with a temperamental director (LeBlanc); and Antonio burns over a gossip column.

Robin considers posing nude for a men's magazine to pay for her tuition, despite outrage from Patty and Jessica. Meanwhile Antonio finds that he's not the boyfriend Janet's father would like for his daughter.

When David's tutoring job pairs him with an Olympic bound female fencer (Bowen), Jessica hopes he doesn't need lessons in devotion.

Whitney and Antonio wage a war of practical jokes against Stroke and David, but it's no laughing matter when Robin starts dating a professor.

Stroke listens to his heart and starts a relationship with a woman who is hearing-impaired. Meanwhile Whitney and Antonio host a radio show.

The freshmen prepare to leave for their summer destinations, including Ohio for Patty if an audition with a famous actress goes well.