Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Registration Long queues, missing class cards, numerous fruitless trips to the “A' building - these are some of the hassles one encounters upon registration at Howard University. The guidelines for registration are posted at strategic points around campus, yet some students still become confused. Amidst all the hustle and bustle of transacting business, no one seems to be able to explain the procedure to those who are unfamiliar with the system. Here is a word of advice to those students who have been frustrated with the registration procedure: Next year, pre-register!” Middle tell Students trying to register lor the semester wait impatiently in the student Account Oi hoc 10 have I heir ices assessed beiore pawnent to I lie cashier Above leli Preregisiered students pas directly to the casfvcr Bottom Lett. In live John Burr Building. Dean ol Admissions amt Registration. William Sherri talks lo a student while Bill Keene and another official of tin Student Allans Otftce look on Above A student who finishes his rrgistra lion bus the nutcnal he needs from the bookstore

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Orientation Orientation is a program of activities offered by the Office of Student Life to help introduce new students to Howard -its people, its buildings, and its life in general. According to Andrew Coleman, director of New Student Orientation, the Orientation Program at Howard is designed to provide a comprehensive program for new students that will minimize their problems and other difficulties. thereby making their transition to Howard University an orderly and smooth process. However, students cannot hope to learn in this brief period, all there is to know about the complexities of college life. Knowing Howard is a process which occurs throughout the time one spends on the campus. lop Righi Pr Carl Anderton. Vice President for »tu-dent alfdirs. addressing new Modem during orienta non Above Right No student interact, and familiarize themselves with the campu Above Andrew Coleman, director el New Student Orientation chats with a new student Right Armv ROT . welcome new tudent to Howard campu JO ru.ViwliV

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Come rain, sunshine, sleet or snow, one rarely finds the Howard campus dull. The campus is the scene of many activities. such as plays, concerts, and meetings of interest to both students and the public. A sunny day invites all to come to campus with the intention of going to class. However, some students give in to temptation and end up playing with frisbees. checking out the wares of sidewalk vendors, or generally having fun with friends. Whatever it is that a student decides to do. Howard offers ample opportunities for studying as well as for involvement with both the student body and the community. :j u