Clarion University of Pennsylvania - Sequelle Yearbook (Clarion, PA)

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Fall at C.S.C. is unlike fall at any other western Pennsylvania college. September greets freshmen, seniors, and all those inbetweens with that un- mistakable college atmosphere. The dor- mitories come to life, friendships are established and the students move into the jampacked life which is to be theirs on campus, and into a whizzing world where the action is. Introducing the grind of study and the buzz of duty is the hustle of orien- tation and registration. For freshmen, orientation week is not cluttered with study, but neither is it a time for nap- ping. Between official welcomings and indoctrination meetings, the freshmen discover the hills and river, the Union, and other freshmen with problems sim- ilar to their own. For everyone at Clar- ion the fall semester is punctuated with Where is ...? , and Could you tell me ...? . Freshmen— welcome to four years of seasons, and seasons to come. For seniors, that last semester and student teaching are the pinnacles of interest. To the topdogs of campus the days remaining until June graduation seem an eternity away. To the Sophomores and Juniors, it ' s welcome back to football games, parties, termpapers and exams. Fall at C.S.C. has begun. Mil- ' a

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As the semester swings into high gear, the amount of work increases accordingly. Although studying is predominant, work of all kinds is in- cluded, and the results may be either slow or quick in coming. With the semester progression a seemingly endless cycle of college life emerges: eat— study— sleep.