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SCI FROSH WEEK 

The best week of your life in Engineering at Queen's, filled with fun, friends, funky FRECs, and possibly a little bit of greased pole. After this, its all GPA-less first term winters and failing 112. Here are some important things/definitions you need to know, the primer to the primer if you will:

FREC:
A supreme god-like being; the coolest people you will ever meet. Can often be found slamming $500 GPAs (see below) on the ground and sporting kilts, pain chains, and work boots.

FROSH:
So so silly. They know nothing and think they know everything, little do they know they will never be a year.

ENGCUT:
The most stylish accessory one can ever sport. Every other frosh at Queen's is forever envious of the eng frosh's immaculate cut, although they will never admit to it.

NURSES:
We love them.

GPA:
Golden Party Armor. Only the best and brightest frosh will be permitted to don and dye the most beautiful symbol of Queen's Engineering, permitted they pass first term exams (good luck).

CLARK HALL:
The center of the universe. Home of Ritual and a hopefully a few fun nights for future frosh:)
ArtSci Kid 1: Bro, that SCI FROSH WEEK is so cool.

ArtSci Kid 2: I know bro, we will never compare.
SCI FROSH WEEK by freakyFREC January 15, 2022
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* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”

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pajama casual 

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