University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

 - Class of 1994

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CAMPUS Photographs by Stephen Goldstein Among the resources students were able to access and enjoy on North Campus, the Registra- tion office had Crisp on the list. Many students were not aware that a crisp office existed for drop add usage for all students in any school. However, North Campus Crisp users accessed the office from eight to five. Access was available to all students living on North Campus, Central Campus or off- campus whether they were in the School of LSA, Engineering, Natural Science, etc. North Cam- pus Crisp office began in 1985 and served the School of Engineering students to register for classes on scheduled days. Although students in other schools could not register for classes in the EECS (Electrical Engi- neering and Computer Science) building, they could drop add courses. Mira Mitra, supervisor of Crisp Offices, said, Anyone can come over. We don ' t get many LSA students because they prefer to go to Central Campus although it is more crowded. Unlike Angell Hall Crisp, the room for North Campus Crisp was furnished with plenty of chairs and tables for students to sit down and leisurely plan out their classes. Like Angell Hall, it had telephones and time schedules. School of Engineering junior Michael Carter said, It ' s better because you get away from all those people. It ' s faster and quicker and you can get all your stuff done without a hassle. I ' ve been to the Crisp office in Angell Hall once and there were too many people from too many colleges. LSA senior Anna Gigliotti said, I ' m really satisfied with dropping and adding classes here. I added a class here that I normally wouldn ' t have gotten had I waited in line at Angell Hall. I took the last spot in the class. It took less than twenty minutes. LSA junior Kirby Passmore agreed. I just moved to North Campus and I didn ' t want to think about taking the bus all the way to Centra Campus and then having to stand in a long line t( change my classes. That would have taken hour Walking to EECS is just a few minutes and hardl anyone is ever there. -Myrna Jackso 1 28 Northern Exposure

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Students check their schedules before leaving Crisp to ensure accuracy. Students take time to review their schedules before Crisping. Northern Exposure 129

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