York College of Pennsylvania - Horizon Tower Yearbook (York, PA)

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Lines of people congesting the halls at registration freshmen wandering around the campus in small clusters upperclassmen reminiscing settling down to a new routine of work and leisure different classes, different teachers, different people, different experiences trying out different things and places: theatre shows, poetry readings, concerts, soccer matches, Mr. Bill ' s a re-awakening of thoughts

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It Begins in September . . . ABOVE: Beanies and signs mark the arrival of the Class of ■78; RIGHT TOP: With hands full, a student walks down the darkened hallway to a small cubicle that will be home for the next nine months; RIGHT BOTTOM: At registration, faculty members assist students with schedulmg, OPPOSITE TOP: Informality was the hallmark of most social events, such as the student-faculty picnic, during the first week; OPPOSITE FAR RIGHT: Formality, however, reigned at the President ' s Convocation as the faculty marched in their colorful academic regalia; OPPOSITE MIDDLE: The first classes marked the real start of the academic year, some held in the not yet completed Life Sciences Building; OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Back in a newly decorated room, a student con- templates the coming year.

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Steady Progress Toward a Goal After the first week of classes, assignments float in until I am off to the library, encumbered with a gigantic load of readings, studying for tests and too-soon-due papers and projects. Each extra minute is spent on cramming, try- ing to get through the mid-term period with a maximum of ease and a minimum of effort, waiting for the time to start slacking off again. Finals week comes quickly but inevitably. It ' s a time to review what has happened during the semester. And it ' s one step closer to that degree.