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X , t i They had invited us to come, but I guess they hadn ' t expected us to come because when 5,000 Bruinsstormed the Cal football stadium Saturday morning there were but 3,000 seats for all of us. We made do. And the weekend had really begun. . . . Cal made hysterical attempts at the southland ' s beloved surf sounds, while a couple of the bears stole off with Joe Bruin ' s club. But we retaliated with a tremendous B.A. from ourbeloved yell-leaderrawly showing the Bears who was No. 1. Needless to say, we beat Cal 28 to 15. Then, on to the beer busts and par- ties. With UCLA there, Cal ' s row rocked probably for the first time this year. Some found their way to San Fran- cisco, where topless was the scene and the brave ventured to Finnochios. The 12 midnight rally at Union Square ended in a bang injuring several of the song girls and cheerleaders. By Sunday, after three days of no sleep and no soap, we were all ready to make it . . backtoBOSSANGELES.
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The game is called Registration. (Anyone who wants to play line up in front of the Administration Build- ing.) Any number can play from one to twenty eight thousand. Usually the best time to play this game is right before the quarter begins. The object is to see how long it takes for a person to have a nervous breakdown. The rules are simple and con- sist of three basic points: (1) standing in a line which has no beginning and no end, (2) standing for two hours in a line which has no beginning and no end, and (3) standing for two hours in a line which has no beginning and no end and then discovering that you have been standing in the wrong line. Of course, there are also a few minor rules which must be followed. One must first fill out the reg pack (which comes with the game) or as it is com- monly refered to: see how much information you can write on a line one-sixteenth of an inch wide; become utterly disgusted; and go directly to the Dean, do not pass Royce Hall, do not collect eighty dollars and fifty cents; or if you are playing and are not from California, go directly to the Dean, do not pass Royce Hall, do not collect four hundred and fifty dollars and fifty cents. Oh, yes, there is also one small detail that is now a rule: it must rain. If it doesn ' t, the administration invariably post- pones this fun-fest until the sky is a heavy black. If your local university doesn ' t carry this particular past-time, be sure to ask for it by its other name Campus Chaos. 29 REG FIRST STB THIS EITRAICE
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