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When spring comes to FSU there is little time to en- joy it, but rarely a day goes by that no man ' s head turns to watch a pretty girl strolling to class. Stu- dents escape the drudge of finals by competing on the tennis courts, climbing in trees, or sunbathing on the roofs of dorms and houses. Fraternity week- ends and afternoons at the coast also provide a means of escape from classes and books. One highlight of the spring season is the FSU Circus and its daring performers. The campus quick- ly fills with cars from all parts of the state and with parents and friends who come to enjoy a fun-filled two days. Soon after, the campus has a cluttered look when spring elections arrive and bulletin boards and establishments adjoining the campus are plastered with campaign posters. There is hardly an hour of peace for the potential voter, since campaign- ers are constantly knocking at his door. At last exams are over, and exhausted students hurriedly pack cars for home or a short vacation before the third trimester is upon them. 25
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26 Hectic Beginning For the Trimester Summer memories and tans fade as the new trimester system begins, and once again students converge on Tully Gym for the tiring process of registration. Confusion abounds as each student greets old friends and tries to get the courses he needs. Lines, lines, and more lines fill the gym as students stand for hours to pull their cards. Smiles of satisfaction and groans of disappointment prevail. There are many forms to be filled out and much time is spent unscrambling the cards to find out what the coming trimester ' s schedule will hold. Students sit every- where, and frustrated staff try to help as much as possible. Counseling, meetings, and ratting fill the first few weeks of school. The excitement of new classes, the anticipation of the approaching football season, and fall elections set the pace for the trim ester. With the start of the trimester system, both faculty and students alike prepare for the opportunity to make this new system succeed. Each adjusts to the demands of the quickened pace of longer class periods and shorter mesters. The routine is estab- lished as activities get underway and soon become a major part of each student ' s life.
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