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fall and then they were in... They came from many parts of the United States, interested, hopeful and apprehensive. They put on their most attractiveoutfits, pasted on their brightest smiles and struggled through the Greek alphabet. “Bidding,” “bluecarding,” “hash,” “legacy”, a whole new vocabulary for the rushee. And all those new faces and names that they tried so hard to remember. The Greeks, too, were interested, hopeful and apprehensive. A new coat of paint, a bright smile—the good impression was all important. Some had the time of their lives. Others? Well, they saw the houses. To some it meant laughter, to others, tears, and to a few disillusionment. But for 390 Coeds rush meant many new Sisters and a new and different way of life. 20
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moms’ weekend: turtles and tired feet Once every Spring, Moms pour into Corvallis to find out why they shell out $1500 to send “Johnny” to school each year. “Mother May I” headed by Marion Joiner, offered the usual Mothers’ Weekend features to keep moms entertained and satisfied. ROTC drilling, a fashion show, the New Christy Minstrel Concert and the annual Beta Theta Pi turtle race resulted in the expected — tired feet. Not up to par this year however, was the Interfraternity Sing. Females dominated with 9 out of 16 sororities participating; only 4 of the 34 fraternities chose to enter. Lack of male participation was blamed on the excessive amount of time necessary for practice and the 3 year reign of the Sig Ep’s as IFC Sing first place winners. 19
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