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As another school year comes to a close, the University of Southern California community is preparing itself to say goodbye to another class of seniors. For the rest of the undergraduate student body, witnessing their goodbyes and panic about entering the "real world" forces the realization that our time at USC eventually will come to end.

Whether you're a senior or not, here are a few things that you should all add to your USC bucket list before graduation hits:

1.     Watch a sunrise from Leavey Library. If you’re not one for all-nighters, watch a sunset from any of the rooftop parking lots.

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2.     Go to the 901 Bar and Grill. (Optional: repeat, every night.)

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3.     Actually eat a sit-down meal at the 901 Bar and Grill.

4.     Try a plate of nacho fries from Chano’s, El Huero, or whatever they change it to next.

5.     Show up at Trojan Grounds during the only 30 minutes it’s closed every day (2:30 am-3:00 am).

6.     Jump in a fountain at any point during your senior year.

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7.     Watch all of the movies and television shows filmed at USC. (House Bunny, The Graduate, Legally Blonde, just to name a few)

8.     Be in the background or become an extra of a movie being filmed on campus.

9.     Kick the flagpole as soon as the clock strikes midnight on a football gameday.

10. Go to a “USC registered” fraternity party - maybe one that makes TFM!

11. Crowdsurf at a football game.

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12. Yell “fight on” to a tour guide hosting a tour.

13. Survive a week off of only free food offered around campus.

14. Find someone with the “Trojan” meal plan and become his or her best friend.

15. Jump off the high dive at the Lyon Center.

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16. Go to a sporting event that isn’t football and cheer until you are rewarded with free pizza (it actually happens).

17. Attend the New Student Convocation in your first week at USC and the Commencement activities in your last.

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