University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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20 BELOW: One of the last steps to registration is to fill out the university forms in black ink. RIGHT: Junior Joni Brangers works in the Baptist Center typing information on student 1.D, cards. BOTTOM: A registration assistant points to the closed class list as she helps in arranging schedules.

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Orientation Begins Second Year Orientation 78 welcomed over 1500 new. freshmen to the University of Louisville. During Orientation, freshmen spent three days and two nights on campus learning about campus activities and getting prepared for the fall semester. New students were given tours of campus, introduced to campus organizations, academically advised, and registered for fall classes. Orientation helped to make the transition into college a lot easier for many freshmen. LEFT: New freshmen at Orientation seem to feel that there is no end to the number of forms to be filled out. BELOW: SOS member Dana Allen meets with one of her groups to answer questions about the University and student life. . Ape

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A Lesson in Frustration One of the most trying aspects of college life for every student was registration. Even with the use of computers, the never ending lines, closed classes, and endless tickets, made registration an ordeal that few students look forward to. Under the direction of Registrar, Gary Morrison, registration moved to new facilities in Strickler Hall, and this year handled over 29,000 students. LEFT: Additions to the closed class list seem to never cease The real secret is to make it to the computer terminals before they can put your class on the list. Unfortunately not everyone makes it in to the terminals in time as shown below 21