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We re Basic College . . . the password that would let us in to MSC. ln answer to our knock we were admitted by a man with Basic College imprinted on his forehead. We were whisked to the auditorium f or a convocation . . . it was there we thought we found out about our future college careers . . . little did we know. UThere are seven courses in Basic College from which you must choose five to fulfill this school's requirements before ' ' ' ' going into your maior field. One of the five, and required of every student, is Writt d ' en an Spoken English. Then you have a choice between Social Science and Physical S . . . . cience, Biological Science and Histor f y o Civilization, Literature and Fine Arts and Effec tive Living. After you have taken the s 'f' d peci ie courses, you will take comprehensive exams to determine your standing. Gian gistered
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take ......... and Die Design , . . would that be CI Home EC. or Engineering course . . . So out of all that gnd more We must choose courses of study, not forgetting the five Bcrsics, and limiting it to seventeen credits CI terrn . . Guess we'd better see our advisors. x 'X A fu l A E35 Home Ee. Students design and make their own clothes. Chemistry is Lenore Schroerlefs chosen field. S own-,4M...Q - ' . gr 5 f is 1 A --gs-Q '5 0 5' fox' 3 fy, ox-of :oc QNGN U f V ff U x K Q0 ,Ava A X 0-HE:-USYKY Xffl MQ,- wc Gm za irc MWC if U ,Mints W The Renz twins, Doris and Dorothy are majoring in art. Fi' H my ,, Q Yiwu ,rqwrr A TU
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in basic college With puzzled expressions on our faces we were on our Way again . . . this time to see ' h d- our advisors. They helped us make our sc e ule of classes. Freshmen are required to take a Saturday class . We made out our schedules no classes on Monday morning . . . Thursday afternoon off . . . this is wonderful . . . I can get in that game of golf. After hurrying untraditionally across the grass, we were back at the Aud . . . this time to register. This line, please , said a girl bending a thumb over her left shoulder . . . and you thought those lines were long in the Army . . . Basic lll, nine o'clock section closedl , . . the l2 o'clock section Was open . . . but when will We eat lunch . , . rearrang- ing, juggling, and With the assistance of Tower e finally were regisf tered in college . . . six classes at eight . . . a broken schedule. Guard members . . . W four Saturday classes . . . Xu-
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