University of North Carolina Greensboro - Pine Needles Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Long Lines And Conflicting Schedules Frustrate Registering Students Registration can be best described as the Reign of Confusion. It is a process timing which we stand in line for two hours to get an IBM card that shows us we are in the wrong course at the wrong time. Coming at the end of the semester, it serves as a preview of the informative and necessary, but often unpleasant, courses required of us all. Registration is, in reality, more than all this — it is the growing conviction that we are going slowly but surely out oi our minds, and the still small hope that maybe next semester it will lie better. es. Virginia, you do have to have vour master card. There reallv must be an easier way. ia ■ ' .Jk it % JH ' J 1 1 m : ' TT. ' JSl ] wi m in ■7 l p 6 ? .» Ml Sfc J ' I r ¥i M ] F m B% £-. W Ho T i fl lr B ■ A l t l 1 J b kt ■ i v= HI intWi V r iJ ■ » : ■f J ■ , 1 1 flj Wn M 4 kflu -4k. l r T% » 1 r CS . E:-- - . ft ■■« 1 i v «-3» ■ BBV i -m » .i! '

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Excited and bewildered Freshmen meet the campus through their Junior ssistants. First Classes, Like First Dates, Are Exciting And Painful Classes begin; the formless excitement and expectation are soon channeled in the direction of hard work. The thrill of that first college class is not forgotten, but we settle down to the discipline of studying. We realize that this education is showing how little we know and making us long to know more. We begin our university careers: we also begin to turn into reality our plans and dreams for the future. A sale of old stock heralds a new name. Jicycles — the last resort of footsore and intelligent students. £.0. 1