Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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One of the most interesting pieces of the puzzle of Judson life, for students, faculty, and staff alike, is the activities. Every once in a while, we deserve a break from the humdrum existence of books, classes, meetings, work, papers, credits, and Coh, dread the thought? exams. And there are plenty of activities to be found, if you just look in the right places for them. So if you like traditional Chomecomingl, spur-of-the-moment Csnowball fightsb, tightly organized and rehearsed Qudson Theatrei, or loose and freely interpreted Qthe alumni talent show during homecoming weekl, there's a spot for you to fit in. So the next time you're stuck on page three of what is supposed to be a ten-page research paper on the philosophy of Christianity as compared to the b 'iefs of the Shi'ite and Sunni Muslims, remember that there 's always some sort of activity waiting just around the corner for you.

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21331 4 ,, ll, ,, 0 If f.: The freshmen received their first rude awakening to the rigors of college life on registration day. After surviving The Line, they had to battle an endless onslaught of The Formsf' conquer The Maze, and finally come to blows with The Bill. CWe did have some casualties there.J And of course, after finishing the obstacle course, they had become old pros at The Lingo. Some even had dazed smiles on their faces as they emerged from the gym spouting, That class is closed, we need an advisor's signature for that, and deferred payment??? But nonetheless, they had won, or at least until The Bill struck again through CPO . . . v + fi ABOVE Students fill out the final Qmaybej forms. LEFT Helga Stafford, Robert Dunn, laura Baumgardner, and Deanna Walker make the best of The Line. Activities l 1