Fun, Fun, Fun
at Orientation
O rientation used to be about orientation. You
know: how to find the library, how to avoid
your roommate, how to keep from feeling
like a frosh out of water. But the straightfor-
ward approach just doesn't cut it anymore.
Students want action. So today's orientation is eating
and dancing and schmoozing and bicycling and all
that fun stuff. Should this fall's exhausted freshmen
luck out, they'll even survive to become sopho-
mores-and inflict the same fiendish festivities on
another class of newcomers next year.
Getting to know you:
Freshmen at NYU woith
the arch and towers
of Greenwich Village as
a backdrop
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Go ahead, pull my leg: Chicken barbecue
is a warm-up at the University of Iowa
Sure looks good: Parents and student dine
in University of Wisconsin cafeteria
14 NEWSWEEK ON CAMPUS
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