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Andrew Lew Learning The Way This years orientation week began bright and early on September 3, 1985 with Move-In and for 3000 new RIT students it was a whole new experience.After the move-in process was complete it was good-bye mom and hello RIT. You were left on your own in an unfamiliar place with people you have never met and you were left to find your way around the RIT campus. It was time to go out and meet people and there were numerous fun filled activities planned by the Student Orientaliom Services (SOS) to help students meet people and to become familiar with the RIT campus.Some of the activities included get acquainted meetings, campus tours, ice cream extravaganza, a game of Simon Sez. and finally Sandblast T85 which was a good-bye summer and hello RIT beach bash. jay Crow
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ArcJrgx Levy The one thing even»' fortunate RTF student has had the pleasure to experience is the 'RIT line”. The never ending saga of waiting in some sort of line begins with move-in and extends itself through graduation. Time has no bearing on the situation. From the moment you wake up to take a shower until it's time for breakfast at Grades you must lake time out to wait on line. When living in the apartments waiting for the RIT shuttle bus to pick you up at the CAU to bring you home from a long day of academics you must put up with a line. As wc all learn very early in our RIT experience long lines will always be a pari of RIT. ArdtiJtf Lavy 22
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Flair Fair DJ IT VJlTH ft viL l Mote Sullivan On September 21, R1T had its 3rd annual Flea Market and Fair (FLAIR). This was a very successful event which combined a traditional flea market with a festive fair. Vendors filled the G and H parking lots, selling various items including arts and crafts, woodcarving, glassware, clothing, plants and homemade baked goods. Other activities at FLAIR included (he Tiger Tank dunking booth in which both faculty and administrators were dunked, face painting, horseback riding and a refreshment stand Beth White, the chairperson of FLAIR, said that over Si,200 dollars was raised to benefit the Student Emergency Loan Fund. This is a project which was designed to provide students with interest free funds for emergency purposes. More Sullworr
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