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I -aff Tablecloth: on registration tablerz Should we register with knives and forkr? .., ww' They are all registered-on my black list! REGISTRATIQN Registration in the Round Registration this year proved to be equally hectic for 1200 bewildered fresh- men and 5400 overly-confident upper- classmen who formed the fall registration line-up around the concourse of Daniel Meyer Coliseum. On Sept. 17, 18 and 19, a colorful mass of pink, yellow, blue, orange and green registration cards could be seen flying in all directions as the 6631 students attempted to register while they walked in circles to find the correct portal at which to sign up for classes. The final phase began when the stu- dent made his way to the business depart- ment where he was confronted with the worse part of registration-the receiving of his bill. The success of registration can be exemplified in the fact that a new enroll- ment record was set, thus making this the seventh consecutive fall that enrollment exceeded 6000. The previous record of 6474 was set in 1958. We do all the work. In the end the hurinerr office gel: all the money!
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