Rockford College - Recensio / Cupola Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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The endless line. .. ,M :.-- , .,,l .- xiii, i s il Only to find the class is closed. . . Registration: Advisors, lines, conflicts The class of '71, like freshmen classes before it, was required to engage in various academic and social Functions. Foremost -'iw w -A 'Ol ' . ,,' Q l.. , ,.,. X V-ff. W . s.s,, ' on www among these activities was the ditch dig, in which Frosh men were dragged out of bed and were Forced by upperclassmen to dig aditch. The next day, upperclassmen expressed their superiority by winning a tug-of-war, thereby pulling the Freshmen into the muddy hole. Registration, however, was a task all students had to face. The long lines and the anguished expressions createdascene which, like the ditch dig, is a traditional part of college life. Only 37 required textsl? Nlud pies 353 isn't offered, and, , , 6 i l l I li ll 5 I i...i fi 11 ..,, .l .W l l . ' x di, ., .J .Q Bi Es Fr rn - 4

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