Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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The Name Game To play the game, you have to know the rules. The game is as old as the hills, but the rules change for each group of players. Rule number one says everyone plays, but just like in any other game, there are winners and losers. The game begins when, as a freshman, you roll the dice in search of your niche, the name that fits you. Depending on the game you play, your name may find you. Next, spin the spinner. Which path will it be? lndepent? Greek? Dedicated Bookie? Dedicated Party-er? A combination? Take care rolling the dice, play the game right and when the spinner stops, remember it doesn't mean you'lI lose if you miss a turn, but he who doesn't pass Go can't collect. . NVhat's YOUR name? ape 1. any primate or member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. bookie 1. any person who spends more hours studying than sleeping and partying combined. 2. any business student. braln 1. to Biology students, grey matter located between the ears. 2. to everyone else, anyone with a 3.5 or better who still has time to sleep and party. brownie 1. a person who leaves their mark Cusually brownb in the grade book and on the tush of a prof. 2. the second most hated person in class. camel jockey 1. a student from a mid-eastern country. 2. anyone who vaguely resembles a student from a mid-eastern country. cattle 1. lllikai residents, according to Cameron residents. curve killer 1. the most hated person in any given class. 2. the only person who ever scores above 50 on any exam. G.D.l. 1. a goddamn independent. 2. an Alwood resident. 3. a member of the majority of Stewart residents. Greek 1. any relative of Plato or Aristotle. 2. any fraternity member or little sister. head 1. any person who spends more hours partying than sleeping and studying and eating combined. jock 1. the only people on campus whose minds don't go to the gutter when you ask if they scored. May be male, female or any combination thereof. little sister 1. the female members of fraternities. 2. Pl4T's. 8. Stardus- ters. 4. Phi Delts. 5. Diana's. o. Chi Delphians. 7. Mu Sigs. 8. Sig Eps. Q. Lorry nun 1. Cameron residents, as called by everyone. puke 1. any person who, by appearance, attitude or action, resem- bles the real thing. 2. Wayne. rats 1. Platt residents, as called by Cameron residents. The faces of CAMPUS LHFE

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-. '79- CRIENTATICJN: You Hod To Be There So you come to o smoll University to spend three doys of your summer vocotion. You were told it would give you o chonce to get o toste of college life. You were told thot you would become occustomed to living in the dorm. You were told you would get o chonce ro meet professors ond rolls with odvisors. You were told thot you would hove the opportunity to tolls to stu- dents. You were told thot you could meet other. incoming freshmen ond get o heod storr on molsing life-long friends . . . Thot's whot orientotion wos oll ooout. High school seniors from oll over the country come to Tri-Store University to orien- tote themselves to the compus. The ogen- do for these students Isept them busy with scheduling closses, tollsing with odvisors, be- come fomilior with the compus, ond, of course, recreotion. Students become oword of Tri-Stote's stondords of ochievement, record of ploce- ment, ond good food. . Orientotion Advisor's were given the niclsnome of DOA. DOA stonds for Beginf ning Orientotion Advisor. The l3OA's were moinly T.S.U. students who reloted their ideos ooout the compus to the orientotion students. Noncy Perry, the director of orientotion, thinks thot most students enjoy themselves during the three doy period. It would be nice if this were true, especiolly since orien- totion is required. ' H. 'x 'Was Xp H' il Q.:-g,,,1,,,,g'2Q .' ' . ' . ' lm R v Tf'fl5'iQ'ff33?'3'f 1 :se .ff s'fd,-vt' -L :MLS C fy.- 1 ' . r. .4 4 vifk. fi T' . yf,'1i'!'5A.y QN': - i ff . K XX ...ng-..,-o-ve-w K '16 ' 'K-..,. r I .SA iv- . in X ' F4 'sn ' all! l gf. .ffl . '- sm' J 4 . -41? - I 5-ff J'- f J J . F. Auf' J 1 ',,,'Y r .Q -C -..' fr--4.,,. '1 lfWY-.