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Now, let ' s see, what was the birthday of my great grand- mother ' s sister? Rush week is a time for fast talking and plenty of parties.
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o r I e n tation — registration — rush From the first day of orientation, through registration and rushing, confusion reigns supreme as the internal master of all our minds. The beginning of orientation marks the beginning of a new way of life for all the freshman and new students who have not yet been acquainted with the Tulane way. The entire program is carefully planned during the summer by an orien- tation committee of students who devote long preparatory hours to the working out of a successful plan to give informa- tion, and, at the same time, enjoyment to all. When the plan reaches the working point, it is then that the wheels of uni- versity life are set in action, beginning the journey of an- other school year. Before the excitement of orientation has a chance to wear off. we are plunged into perhaps the most confusing aspect of college life — registration. For two days, under and upper- classmen alike are dashing constantly from one place to an- She is probably thinking that if she can once get by this, she has got school knocked. other, making an attempt to begin the school year in a settled fashion. Both Newcomb and Tulane gyms are scenes of this valiant effort, which, if accomplished within a few hours with no gross errors, deserves recognition. It is a feat which is rarely accomplished. Midst the confusion of orientation and registration is Rush Week. The wining and dining, smiles and hangovers begin to also take their toll. When fraternity rush ends the clapping songs and bizarre skits of the girls break into full swing. Then . . . boom, plunk black balls, pledge . . . simple as that! This entire period from the first day of orientation until the last day of sorority rush covers almost three weeks. Although at the end we all wonder how we lived through it. we can see that we did survive, and we ' re glad it all happened because it was fun. It takes many hours of analyzing for the University to come up with such a complicated registration system.
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• • onday morning and classes come early The scientists of tomorrow listen intently as Dr. Morris ex- pounds on some of the laws of physics.
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