Northeastern University - Cauldron Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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FRESHMEN By HAROLD BOND For some it will seem like a decade ago, a memory that is less real than fact, that registra- tion day in September of 1957. For some it will be something that never quite existed, a day made plausible only by the bridge that has been crossed since then. But for others it will be only yesterday, something more than fact, a reality that can be revivified to its minutest detail with a snap of the fingers. And they told us, they told us to look to our left and to look to our right and know that by next year one of us would be gone. Somehow it was too much to grasp. There were 1800 of us then, bright, eager and enthusiastic, fresh out of the high school classrooms of every corner of this world. Now as we leave, we are half our original force. Despite the seemingly endless red tape of registration day, it didn ' t take us long to get in- We read our information pamphlets in the Quad . . . . . . and got directions at the Student Union booth.