Portland State University - Viking Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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I Registration Ahhh-look at the mis- 4' guided souls awaiting the small gems of wis- dom I'1l unload this sea SOI1. Y ou say I s' 1g'n right here? What for? Now, let's see . . . Where do I go next? No, I've already been there . . . And that wasn't what I signed up for . . . and another thing . . . But Mother said . . . So this is col- lege life . . . If only I could find that counselor again!