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A college freshman endures and resists the campus rituals that mark his first year, from competitive cannon rushes and sophomoric hazing to late-night escapades and unwelcome visits from upperclassmen. The narrative follows episodes of physical confrontations, awkward social rites, and moments of solidarity that test his pride, finances, and resolve to remain in school. Balancing comic set pieces with quieter reflections, the work examines initiation, class rivalry, peer pressure, and how youthful courage and choices shape one student’s passage through collegiate life.
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