Monday morning, first-years awoke to newspaper-sealed doors, heaps of candy, poster-laden walls, and other such novelties. Elfing had officially begun.
The tradition began in 1966, after the ’66 cohorts survived a brutal and obnoxious Hazing Day. Their resentment toward the tradition of hazing incoming students led the class of ’66 to develop a new, more PG, more welcoming ritual.
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