MEGAN SCHOEMAN
Every Tukkie has some memory of first year confusion and tricks played on them by older students. And as each student progresses to second year and beyond, they feel the undeniable need to do the same to the new batch of first years. Deep down, everyone wants to fool a first year. Sending you in the opposite direction of your destination is only going to be the beginning. So, Perdeby decided to be nice and give the first year’s some idea of what to look out for. If you hear any of these from the lips of a senior student, roll your eyes and stroll away casually. Then check your map around the corner. This week we present:
The Top Ten ways to fool a first year:
