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Oh, he's been talking to too many people.
thing job offered him before he goes up.

Says he's got to have a sure

Well, Nelson, I guess Joe won't go thene Dr. Allen isn't interested in the
fellow who wants easy money before he starts his education. He believes,
and I think he's right, that the pay off comes when you get through wns
lege.
What d'you mean?
Well, that the university trains you to do a big job whon you get out. If
you've made a good name for yourself in basketball or football or whatever
you go into, you've made a start toward introducing yourself gaan to
socicty and business.

I'd never thought of it thet way.

I think you'll find a new way of looking at most things when you get up
there, Nelson. Anyway, I know you'll like it, and well -- the best of
luck.

Thanks, coach == [I'll noed it.
And so Nelson Sullivan leaves his home town, and arrives at the University
of Kansas to begin the ever strange process of enrolling. For our next
scene we take you to Robinson Gymnasium where students from all over the
stato and country are gathered to start the school year.

VOICES UP IN AD LIB HELD LOW DURING FIRST PaRT OF THIS SCENE:
Let's see your card.

Sorry, you'll have to get in that line.
Get your advisor to 0.K,. that.

I've been in every line in this building. When do I get through?
Meet me afterwards for © coke.
You'll have to see your advisor.
Yeah, I know - but where is he?

Over at that table, see, over there.

OK. Thanks.

You're welcome . « » let's see your card, please.

Are you Dr. Allen?

Yess What may I do for you?