Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Confused and 'fired faces are characteristic of the lines at the Dean's offices-but this is only the beginning. One of the first things to greet Emory freshmen is Registration. Here they plow their Way through a made of forms, papers, and schedule cards trying to sign up for Math 100 It all begins . . . or Chemistry 101. They feel very small in the business of the Dean's ofiices, the Comptroller's oflices, and the confusion and. weariness that they feel is very evidence in their faces. Ooopsl I eed 3 pen Pa,-don me , , , May I borrow your pen? Now . . . where was I?

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.PN-.f FN f,..f Occasionally one luclcy erson finds a vacafecl cleslr where she can finish filiing ouf hundreds of forms. The day has been long. Everyone is tired of writing. After the Freshmen tests there is the arduous task of registering for classes. They must fill out white cards, yellow cards, and the red cards that are so hard on the eyes. This is the rigorous procedure that they must go through to register for their first quarter at Emory. In fheir efforfs fo finish regisfrafion, fhe freshmen use walls, floors and even each ofher's baclrs fo fill ouf fhe many forms. . . . with lines, lines, lines . . . They froop baclr and forfh from one office fo anofher i fhe long frelr fo graduafion.