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The Bean. They say that students at Lubbock Christian College and Oklahoma Christian College have it worse, but that's not much consolation to the student who is greeted at the vegetable line with a choice of green peas, black-eyed peas, green beans and stewed tomatoes. Maybe the Bean is the secret solution to an ever-increasing enrollment. That would explain why turkey and dressing was served one day after it had been left unrefrigerated for five days. That, in turn, would explain why plates of turkey and dressing were left sitting under the tables that day. With all of its shortcomings the Bean is still one of the most popular places on campus. This is evidenced by the multiple lines of people who wait patiently (or cut) to enter its doors each day. Students go to the Bean to see people, talk, throw food, but rarely to eat. The lines of segregation are drawn there — those who sit on the east side disdain those who sit on the west side, and vice versa. Schemes are formulated there; dares are issued there; and one o'clock classes are skipped there. It's just too bad that food is served there. The Hello Book Yes, we’ll all remember where we were and what we were doing when we first laid eyes on the spring Hello Book. Comments ranged from What’s with those chickens?” to Did they mean to do this?” The Hello Book, published by the Student Press Association, is the one thing that no one can do without. Where else can one find so many misspelled names and wrong numbers plus totally incorrect addresses and other personal tidbits? But with all its failings, the Hello Book has saved many a girl or guy frorr the ultimate embarrassment of not knowing who just asked them out. The Wasteland. It could have been included in The Best of ACU” as the best i — OnlyatACU
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environmental blight. We're speaking of the wasteland behind Smith-Adams. We admire the school's position on not expending extravagant amounts of money on landscaping, but this is ridiculous. Summester. With summer school enrollment dropping drastically, something had to be done, and Summester was the Following chapel one day students theme — See ya at Summester.” If the Jazz Ensemble playing during a marathon basketball game, an Optimist insert, Summester sherbet in the Bean, Summester T-shirts and Chapel, or daily assembly as the deans kindly refer to it, is an institution in itself. Where else would you find a daily assembly in which the dean could have led us in our devotional experiences and thank you for making it a well-spring of joy that will remain with me throughout the day. The dean is right, you know. It's hard to forget the Creature from the Green Lagoon, the suave Mr. Sadie Hawkins with admonitions from the scriptures, Taylor Choir, presentations of Trustee of the Month awards, and of course, those ever-important announcements. students find it easy to forsake the assembly. They are soon greeted with the reminder that “refusal to attend is a serious disciplinary offense.” It's even complete with an agreement to be signed immediately seriously jeopardize his status) that automatically withdraw myself from school. Oh, to be so lucky! Would the school attempt to disguise its nuclear warfare program as just Furthermore, it seems the plan includes cutting off the water supply to Chambers, the Ad Building and the Science Building. After all, just how long can people in those buildings wait to go to the bathroom? N (lower left). ancTstudents make their way right).
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