Northern Illinois University - Norther Yearbook (DeKalb, IL)

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RIENNITION WEHC Unpacking is the first iobg the next is to meet the new roommates. Welcome, welcome, welcome. The new student heard that word everywhere he went during that first week-New Students Week. He heard it from his new room- mates as he arrived with his overflowing boxes and suitcases. He heard it from the faculty at his first orientation meeting. He heard it from the upperclassmen. That week was filled with activities! All the tests the new student took left him feeling rather brain-washed, but he man- aged to find enough strength to explore his new home and to iust gala with his newly acquired friends. He found plenty of time for socializing, too. The Welcome Square Dance left him huffing and puffing, but he enioyed it. Church and dorm open houses, as well as mixers, provided numer- ous opportunities for meeting his fellow students. He could see movies or go shop- ping in DeKalb for sweat-shirts and other evidences of college life. The Registration Dance made him realize that it meant the end of one care-free week and the beginning of four years of hard work, but by then he felt as though he were really a part of N.l.U. He began to look forward to the studies, as well as the fun. ' ' :ew Now let's see. From here we go to Ad. 214 and then to the library, or are we supposed to go to the library tirst? This is more like itl There is still a chance to take advantage of some leisure time before the work of the semester descends upon the campus.