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State University of Iowa Code for Coeds, 1956-1962
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The University offers numerous services to you. Whenever you need it, Student Health will provide you with free and professional medical attention. Your dental needs will be taken care of by the Dental Clinic while you are here. The Office of Student Affairs, Room 111, University Hall, will give you general counsel and advice. If you are seeking part-time employment, you may also obtain information from the Student Placement Service in the office. You will meet with your faculty adviser after you have finished your entrance exams so that he can help you plan your schedule. During the course of registration, you'll have your picture taken for your student identification card. Your ID card is very valuable for it admits you to all home athletic events, plays, and concerts. Inner Glow One of the things you'll like best about college is the opportunity it offers for making new friends. You'll find new friends in your classes, housing unit, church groups, and extracurricular activities. Friendships at college are based on the same qualities as friendships anywhere. Being sincere and considerate, and avoiding gossip will pay dividends in the new friends you'll make. At the University, you'll meet people of many diverse backgrounds. Make use of every opportunity to broaden your viewpoint by knowing as many people as possible. They'll enjoy meeting you as much as you'll enjoy meerting them. Remember that a friendly smile and a warm hello create good first impressions. Be genuinely interested in people, and try to associate their names with their faces. Remembering people's names is one of the best ways to show them that you're interested in them. You will make many new friends in your housing units, whether you decide to live in a dorm, town house, or a sorority. Those of you who are interested in rushing will receive the Panhellenic Handbook. Although sororities do provide new friends, your opportunities for making friends are not in any way determined by where you live. Friendships are a very important part of anyone's life, and social life is one of the nicest things about college. Remember that everyone is just as anxious to know you as you are to know them, so relax and be yourself. Good times are ahead for you and your friends. 12
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The University offers numerous services to you. Whenever you need it, Student Health will provide you with free and professional medical attention. Your dental needs will be taken care of by the Dental Clinic while you are here. The Office of Student Affairs, Room 111, University Hall, will give you general counsel and advice. If you are seeking part-time employment, you may also obtain information from the Student Placement Service in the office. You will meet with your faculty adviser after you have finished your entrance exams so that he can help you plan your schedule. During the course of registration, you'll have your picture taken for your student identification card. Your ID card is very valuable for it admits you to all home athletic events, plays, and concerts. Inner Glow One of the things you'll like best about college is the opportunity it offers for making new friends. You'll find new friends in your classes, housing unit, church groups, and extracurricular activities. Friendships at college are based on the same qualities as friendships anywhere. Being sincere and considerate, and avoiding gossip will pay dividends in the new friends you'll make. At the University, you'll meet people of many diverse backgrounds. Make use of every opportunity to broaden your viewpoint by knowing as many people as possible. They'll enjoy meeting you as much as you'll enjoy meerting them. Remember that a friendly smile and a warm hello create good first impressions. Be genuinely interested in people, and try to associate their names with their faces. Remembering people's names is one of the best ways to show them that you're interested in them. You will make many new friends in your housing units, whether you decide to live in a dorm, town house, or a sorority. Those of you who are interested in rushing will receive the Panhellenic Handbook. Although sororities do provide new friends, your opportunities for making friends are not in any way determined by where you live. Friendships are a very important part of anyone's life, and social life is one of the nicest things about college. Remember that everyone is just as anxious to know you as you are to know them, so relax and be yourself. Good times are ahead for you and your friends. 12
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