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hf Wm ri-x Wmi Hui WWW am What is a Universiiy? A University is a place, if is 6 Spirit ii is men of ieurning; if is u culieciiun cf books; it is Iahoratoties where work in science goes forward; ii IS Hie source of i'he teaching a? Hm bemiiics of liicrutuie and the arts; ii' is. i'l'ie center where ambi'iious youth gathers iho learn; ii protects ihc 'n-srliiiunsl honors His new and tests its values; ii believes in Truth, pioiests ngainsi' criui and lends men by reason rai'her than by force. -i1icVey Tins is UK? Well, maybe, but The University is more then this, and if sometimes falls short of Presideni MLVey's definition. The University is a mmmuriify of about I0,000, Q commuriiiy oi siudentsl Hi 'essors, and ociministmiors. As a Student you have Speni, or wili spend, most of iour years Oi your iife in ihis Community, Yoy siLidy, party, make your best iriends, uhd perhaps find a muie here. Here you learn new values, pick Up a new idiom, and perhaps get on education. in earns UK is an insi'i'rulion of higher learning; i0 some, a place to social- ize prior to getting Ci job, entering ihe service, or getting married. There are few dedicated scholars among the undergraduates 0i UK. To most the Uni4 versity is a Combinariori oi the above, and it is sometimes 0 strange mixture indeed The makeup of tho Umversiiy i5 05 varied as the makeup of the stoi'e. ii is m ohcc rural and Cosmooolitoh; Country and sophisticated, which moni- fcsis itself in an elugive idcniiiy, a lock of integration, and extreme differ- ences of opiniom It is difficuit to represemt The iife of such Cl community. Different groups frequent different places, subscribe to differenf mores 0nd standordsi and ii is not likciy that the Buiiolow crowd is acquainted with the BSU Crowd. This seciion represents a crOSs-scciion of the University student body There are undoubtedly gaps and mis-emphasis, but you'll find yourself in it somewhere.
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Martha moved in Pat! Hall, traditional home of fresh- men girls ialthough they have spread to Boyd and JeweIU and found the quarters somewhat cramped. l A new student's first contact with the University is not a pleasant one. Orientation tWelcomei Week is an ordeal that ought not to have to be endured by anybody, much iess a fresh- man. From seven Monday morning to Saturday noon they are herded from place to place, once for fourteen hours a day, During this time the new student is shown around the campus, examined rather extensively physically and mentally, and reg- istered tor classesenot the classes wanted, but classes nevere thelessv About the middle of that week, rush starts, which will last for at least another week. Besides all this, Classes start, and then too, hundreds of new girls and boys have just met and are naturally deepening the acquaintenance. How all this happens in two weeks of September heat without resulting in mass par- anoia is a mystery. To keep a thread of continuity in describing this we have decided to toilow two specific people through the chaos, selecte ing Martha Jim Ammerman and Dusty Bell, both of Paris, Ken- tuckye In addition to the irritants inherent in orientation, registration, and rush, they were subjected to being photo- graphed constantly, which it not always desirable. They were very nice about it all though, and came through the whole thing with flying colors. Despite a back-hand cross-hand hold, Dusty proved adept in shaving the balloon at the YWCA booth on carnival niahf Martha, 1: goad Kentuckian, is scan on good terms with one of the performers at the horse show held on the intramural field. Orientation Dusty registers for his room in Donovan Hall where he will eat, sleep, study, and get called down by the mnnistersi
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