Radford University - Beehive Yearbook (Radford, VA)

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Lines, rentals, noise and heat Crowds, noise, neat, refngerctor rentals, phone hook-up, regis ration. tuiton payment, and lines. These were just a few of the hassles that faced students the first week of school. Stereos blasted a variety of music, elevators were tied up fo hours, traffic was backed up, and parking lots were full. Everyone rushed around in what appeared to be organized chaos. Parents end students toured the camous carying senod ules of events with information concerning when and where everything was to take place. It was one deadline after another. Amidst the chaos were the organized efforts of the residential life staff. Resident directors and resident assistants checked students into their dorms and supervised the overall moving-in process. Thanks to staff members and various student organizations, several relaxing and exciting events relieved the back-to-school pressures. Among those events were movies, an all-campus skate, an outdoor picnic and concert, and Circle K's first dance of the year. Camous life was beck in full swmg! Moving In, again. Sfudems cony everyth rg from Docks o refrigerators wt- e mov.ng Into dorms foil Qjcrter Zzziz. Knowing that derm space is I mi led, many students opted to Doiid tofls. 26 Student Life

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Standing in lines was one of the most frequent complaints heard during the old system of registration The system was last used spring qixarter. and students prove that standing in line (top) outside and (bottom) inside Peters Hall wcs both time-consuming and tiresome. Computer Registration 25

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Traffic Jam. Parking lost were backed ub 'or hoe's and students had to wait to uniood their belong ngs. Almost finished. Two residents of Vu$e carry the final ood to their room. Moving In 27