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Q Quizzes How docs it sound to have a math quiz once a week, every week, every semester for what seems to be the rest of your life? Square that and divide by two and you ' ll have the number of English quizzes in a semester. Quiz makes the whole thing sound trivial, until it shows up in your final average. They don ' t give quizzes in playing pinball do they.- R Registration Prior to the beginning of each semester, stu- dents become involved in the process of registra- tion. The process consists of a series of stations winding through the hallowed corridors of York Hall. Upon completion of the 50 minute obsta- cle course, a student may report to the scheduling office to have his class cards checked. The game is over and the only thing left for the player to do is live up the last few days until classes start. Rock Directly outside the Pub stands a green (and sometimes red) rock, affectionately named Old Spart. Tradition has it, that each year upon graduation, senior students sign their name to the rock in white letters. Therefore every year the rock gets a new coat of paint. One could say that the rock is the only thing that Tyler Run hasn ' t washed away. ROTC In wh.it other class can -ou spend ()ur week- ends acati()ning m the woods or )ur carl morning hours running up Reservoir Hill. ROTC IS offered at ' ork College as a -4. .x or 2 year program. This ear labs were offered in Orienteering and Survi -.il. The Orienteering phase of the program consists of a map, a com- pass, and fluorescent pink lx)ttles. The Survi ' al end in ' ()l ' cs ' ou, mountains, a poncho, a sleep- ing bag. and a lot of luck. Fort lndiantov n Crap was the highlight this year, when both classes spent two da s learning how to shoot M-16 s and how to rapell from 2 and 5 foot towers. This year the catlets ( )rganized a drill team which holds weekh ' practices to prepare for their pres- entation at the next Dining Out. Like any other college organization, ROTC isn ' t all work — it ' s a lot of fun. It provides both a challenge and a sense of accomplishment to those involved. Army ROTC— I tlid it '
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s Student Center Campus life revolves around the Student Cen- ter. It is the home of the Student Senate Office, the Student Activities Director ' s Office, the Nurse, the Horizon, the Spartan Press, the SAM Office, the Vet ' s Office, the Student Resource Center and the Senior Class Office. Aside from its official duties, the Center provides a place to sleep, eat, watch t.v., shoot pool, play pinball, and still get some studying done. Studying Studying is going to sleep after reading one page of chemistry; it ' s cramming for two days and nights because you partied last week instead of learning those equations. Although everyone has a different method, style, and degree of effi- ciency, the purpose of studying is still the same: to avoid the shaft and pass the course with a minimal amount of effort. T Traffic York City traffic is the one thing that makes any commuter glad to finally reach his destina- tion — Alive! Any idea of speed is soon forgot- ten in the maze of red lights, pedestrians, 8:00 and 4:00 work traffic, and detours. To make things more confusing, one-way signs clutter every intersection. Speed on the by-pass is some- times less than the mile-per-hour rate in the city. Information on a recent bumper sticker — Pray for me — I travel Route 30 East. Tyler Run Tyler Run appears to be a quiet, peaceful stream winding its way through the campus. However, following a rainstorm, the stream becomes a raging river which is forged by only a few brave souls and is eventually barricaded. Although water recreation such as sailing and boating are not offered here, students make do with what they have by inner-tubing their way down the mighty rapids. The Run also provides the perfect dividing line between two tug-of-war teams or perhaps better yet. a phice to just sit by and relax.
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