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Start You CLEP out of English 1013. Ad- vance 3 spaces. You are late for the first day of classes. Go back to start. Kimpel Hall J Who Can Play. Any graduate of an ac- credited high school may play Pig Trail. In addition, any person who has received a General Educational Development Certi- ficate or who has qualified for acceler- ated admission may participate as can transfer students to the University of Ar- kansas. Game Equipment. Books, backpack, racing form, college catalog, living quar- ters, drop add form(s), transit buses, the library, and money. To Start the Game. Go through fresh- men orientation, take math placement test and other exams, register for classes, and begin. Transfer students may skip some steps. First Turn. The player with the highest ACT score goes first. Play continues from left to right. Rules of the Game. All players must complete such University requirements as fine arts electives, freshman English, and intro. to political science. In addition, players must maintain at least a 1.75 GPA or go on academic probation. If the play- er then fails to bring his cumulative grade point up to a 2.00, he is out of the game completely. Object of the Game. The object of Pig Trail is to receive a degree in four years (more or less) or before you run out of money. Your new room- mate is terrific! You are off to a great start so ad- vance 3 spaces. You set the curve on your ' first Chemistry test. Advance 9 spaces. L You go to Little Rock for the Ole Miss game, but the Rebs tie Ar- kansas. Lose a turn.
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You receive a scholarship. Your hard work is re- warded. Ad- vance 5 spaces. You become ill and lose a turn while waiting at the infirmary. You study four nights in a row at the library. Good for you. Roll again. Pomfret Center Co back 1 spac A. David Sirmon enjoys some Kentucky Fried Chicken while waiting in line to buy basketball tick- ets. B. The trees on the Union Plaza provide a pleasant study area as summer turns to autumn. C. Work on campus senior sidewalks was resumed in the fall of 1984. D. The Razorbacks defeated the Tulsa Hurricane in the second game of the season in Fayettevifle. Pfc Tral 5
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