The magazine 'What else?'

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Each year, at the same period, at the IUT, students of 2nd year spend one day with their counterpart of 1st year, that permit to everyone to know the others. The journalists of "What else" were of course on the spot. This day starts firstly with an afternoon of games, where 1st year students were attached together and go to lunch with their godfathers and godmothers... and as you can see: it's a very difficult exercise! After the meal, the 1st year students were going in the street and 2nd year students gave them things to do. These things were often games but sometimes these games degenerate and some 2nd year classes received eggs and flour from some student of 1st year, or the opposite...("What else?" excuses itself because its reporters did not find photos of this incident).

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[...] The journalists of What else were of course on the spot. This day starts firstly with an afternoon of games, where 1st year students were attached together and go to lunch with their godfathers and godmothers and as you can see: it's a very difficult exercise! After the meal, the 1st year students were going in the street and 2nd year students gave them things to do. These things were often games but sometimes these games degenerate and some 2nd year classes received eggs and flour by some student of 1st year, or the opposite excuses itself because its reporters did not find photos of this incident). [...]

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