Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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F Orientatio0 (Continued f when everybody came in." Transfer students interviewed during the survey, on the con trary, had very little praise for their orientation program. "Boring" was the opinion of Sharon Moyers, transfer student from Myrtle Beach. "They moved us into the gym and read to us from the handbook. I thought they'd tell us what the campus is like, but they made ine feel like I'd never been to college." 'S 1l -hos.t ecore f, knowu- to tem Opinions rom Page 1) Adviser to a group of School of Education freshmen, Pat Naylor, believes, "People don't really real ize the tremendous job of orient ing over 3,000 freshmen. This year's freshmen have had the best orientation program I've seen since I've been at Carolina." .h;hn Weigle, Arts and Sciences counselor, summed up the welcom ing program with, "It was ex haustive, effective." - *. WI by' thetrukloal. .* . Ucae,;: ucoml tic Aple ti uon "Ltnt4' ie tcll(y ,to ( \lt '' ~r I 317 .nA ;e n Oan iu.'h Class Ran] Student S< A new seating arrangement in the student. section at Carolina Stadiumln has gone into effect, with a stu<lent's class rank determining where he will sit. Athletic Director Paul Dietzel sai<l the new arrangement will be used because "the higher Up a per son is in school, the better seat he leserves." Athletic coupon books which will AY kv fore girl> ubeli skirls. <lr4-' k Will Del 3ating At :nable a student to get a ticket for each home game were dis Iributed during registration. l'er Whns wo were regis(ered by con puter may pick up their books .et week when tickets for the %lemphis Stae game are given out. Each hook contains six Colupons, 0ne fiq each of the four varsity homlle gaimes and two home fresh man gaimes. Tickets for the Memphis State game Sept. 2-1 will be given out by representatives of the Athletic I)epartment on the Russell Ilouse patio according to the following sclhediule: Sept. 19-Seniors, graduate and law students-9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 20-Juniors-9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 21-Sophomores-9 a.m. > p.m. Sept. 21 - Fraternities, sorori ties and other groups-5-6 p.m. Sept. 22 - Freshmen - 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Game S (Continued f who made Al-ACC last year as a defensive back, has missed mo1st of the pre-season drills because of minor stomach sur gery dlring the summer1)11. Jeff .1owers, wlo has missed the past two seasons with in iuries, will handle the punting and Jimillly Poole will do the place-kicking for the Gaime cocks. Teaming up with Hice and .clCord in the defensive secon dary wvill be seniors Bobby liryanit and Stanl .11uk. .Juk, wht) has been sehcted by )ietzel aild his staff as captain for the I.SU game, will handle the de felnsiVe rover position. Bryant Will start at the right halfback spit. "TIhvse boys are tV1 of the best footb all players we haVe," said l)ietzel. ".luk is a real fine boy. Ill- is smart, tough and Jus' an all-round good ball playe.r. And that Bryant, if we had threfic mior like him. Coach Terry (eorjg Ter defensive cch ) wouldn't hav e tic go out WELCOW Use Your I.D. Ca Be Entitled to a THE UNCONQUEIR .4 ARE AT I AGAIN! Mi ioo IOu LO *'0I7w7 77VGJl. L.' fr/AZ23fim ermine 5tadium TIh stit( schedule will I . during the week 1r to 4-ach (of tite three remiaining horme Ticket manager Ray Faireloth empnhasized that no student will bv adlmitted to the Stadium unle he )ie -vseits bth his student identification card and a ganie tic. k e t. Students will enter the Stadium oi the east side through gates 8, 9 and 10. Tickets and student ID cards will not be transferrable. Some 900 season (late tlskets will be on sale next week on the sa-ime st-eldule that will be used for giving Cut student tickets. Cost ,' thi date tickets will be $10 for 9 the four hmie gaines. 'irkets for away games will be 01 sale in the ticket office at the %', F.nright Athletic Center. Tic. fc fr the Clemlison game, which will vcost $6, will be on sale Sept. 26-30 only. old Out roni Page 1) on the practice field." In LSU, the Gamecocks will be facing a team that has gone to a htiwl each of the past four years and seven of the last Cight. "The thing that worries us IM)st is their seed,' Dietzel pinted iut. "And its not just in the backfield, their overall t:n sIeed is trenmendous." The game has been a sellout for several mnmiths and tickpt deman11lds haVe SUrpaissed 0th"e f all ther 1.1s gaies. "We've St'Ii back aolut 5,000 ticket orderS, aid Jiml Corhett, LSU athletic directo, "and somle wanted .as many as W0 tickets." The (;alinecocKs will leave for Batoni Rouge at noon Friday i1ndi a schedlled to return to the Columbia Airport at 2:45 a.mi. Sundlay. L ik~Ing at hi,.; team's oIssi hiht irS,. I)iet zl said, "We winl't kno111w fo sure just what we've got u1t il we play somebody t'd. and % d'ont have to) wait b"1g for that." IE, USC! rd and You Will DISCOUNT! ABLE ROB[RI DAVID VAUGHN McCALLUM RIP DOROTHY TORN PROVINE