Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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— August September — Moving possessions into a house is only half the job, Mindy Miller relaxes amid organized chaos before un- packing. V Photographs Dai id i.

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Registration Fm sorry, but that class is closed. But I need it to graduate. I ' m sorry, but that class is closed. But . Srudent data card. Enrollment Card. Black ink only. Time check. Check list. Trouble table. Residency check. ID cards. Wl 31. Closed. Trouble table. Separate orange and blue cards. Conflicting classes. Trouble table. Fees. Student Conduct Code Handbook. Little Sister rushers. The common term for this event is registra- tion. However, after thwarted attempts to get into necessary classes, creative incentive has made way for more descriptive terms. For some, registration is a simple process. Some are able to go in at the appointed times, breeze through the check tables, pick up cards, pay and leave. Others, however, have a bit more trouble. Unpaid parking fines, unreturned library books and closed classes can sometimes turn what should be a relatively short process into a grueling test of endurance. Everyone is enthused about registration. In fact, peo- ple come from all over the United States to take part in the festivities. Heather Edgerton (far left) likes to start off each semester thts way. Robert DeGroff lleft) is overwhelmed by the exciting events taking place in the fieldhouse. Jim endenhall Rick Wood 13