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What’s new. about university

From the day you regi— ster until the moment you finish your seme- ster exams, you will be amazed at how different ‘high school and unive— rsity are. ‘

Although at university most full time students take-5 courses; each for 3 hours a week, and some courses have addi- tional hours cf_lab "work; you will find yourself wondering what to do with So much free time. You soon learn to overcome this prob— lem.’ In high School~ you spend more hours in class than you do studying, in University you spend more time studying than you do in class. _BeSides-study- ing you can bide your], _timersocializing,‘playi ing~sports,-relaxing,

watching the

Flintstones while you eat your lunch,...

If you think all the free time is a SHOCK

‘wait until your first

textbook shOpping ex—

.pedition at the book-

storejt Books and sup— plies usually cost be— tween $100 and $?OO._ Used textbooks can be' obtained at lower prices from other students.‘ If

lyou hope to sell yours,

don't treat 'em like you. did in high school.

More changes}. You don't go to this school on a bus, you have to drag yourself to class; and you dOn't have class 8:00 to 3:00 Monday to Friday. Each person's schedule is different. YOu can sche— dule earlv classes to get it over with— but you may find you don't get much

out of an 8:30 class._ If

.ybu like to sleep in, you,

can schedule your classes to start at 11:30, or lat— er. Some people manage to have all their classes

»either on Monday, Wednes—

day, and Friday, or on Tuesday and Thursday. Most people have about 3 hours of classes per day. Initially you may,be in classes where you don't know anyone (that's new to people from K-town where you usually know ever bod in egg your classes.) Through time, friendliness overcomes shyness, and you begin to know the person beside you, the one in front of‘ you, the 2 clowns-behind

Attendance is not com- pulsary. Inra large class, profs don't know if you never go! They

‘don't call the roll; they

don't send you to the‘off~ ice if you're late. (You

can even chew gum in cla— ssil) A prof won't call your mommy if you fail to hand in an assignment. The responsibilities of going to class and of

'studying are yours alone.

There's nobody to nag you. Most'people make a real effort to go to class and to keep up with their work. We are paying money to go to university, not because we haVe to go, but because we want to go.. What you achieve at any universitv

,is what you make of it 'yourselfa

University is a valuable experience' that can't be traded or sold.

Articles by - SANDY BEAGAN

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BONNIE GLOVER