Prepare to feel old: Here’s a list of all the things the class of 2014 is too young to know about. 

Beloit College has released its 12^th annual Mindset List, looking at the cultural reference points of students entering college this year. Created to remind faculty of dated references, it has since become a catalog of the changing worldview of each incoming class.

For these students:

• Benny Hill, Sam Kinison and Tony Perkins have always been dead
• Cursive writing is a nearly unknown skill
• E-mail is slow, and regular snail mail is almost never used
• The world has always been trying to accommodate people with disabilities with ramps, Braille signs and handicapped parking spaces
• A quarter of them has at least one immigrant parent
• Korean cars have always been a staple of American highways
• Fergie is a pop singer, not a princess
• Phones have never been attached to coiled handset wires
• DNA fingerprinting and human genome mapping have always existed
• Czechoslovakia has never existed
• Domino’s delivery boys have never killed themselves to rush a pizza to their house in under 30 minutes
• There have always been HIV positive athletes in the Olympics
• Russians and Americans have always been partners in space exploration
• Nirvana and Pearl Jam are on the classic rock station, and
• J.R. Ewing is still a completely unknown reference.

Check out the full list here, and share your thoughts in the comments section.

Tags: Beloit College Mindset List, Class of 2014, Incoming Freshmen