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Dear Newcqen\p Carol
Congratulations to e
to pursue your education.
dynamic and exciting Univ
We hope the 1971-72
your life. Your future at
time in study and growth.
student is the most signifi
we will do all that is reast
spirit, and personality as
. As Carolina continuf
physical facilities, we hav
Carolina Community. As
of communication open thr
way can we work creative]
face us.
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grow and develop, we wel4
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Yours for a greater
Letter4
Freshman
affairs
MR. FARRELL:
Entering freshmen have shown
much enthusiasm for involvement
this year in student activities. As
secretary for freshmen affairs, I
am stressing involvement as a
vital and essential element in
becoming completely oriented to
the educational system at the
University. I feel that a student
misses out on a very rewarding
experience of college life if he
doesn't become Involved in some
type of student activity or
organization. Involvement gives
the student a chance to meet and
work with people having different
social and environmental
backgrounds.
In talking with many of the
freshmen already, they no longer
want to be a part of an inactive
student body as was the case In
many high schools. They feel that
they can make a valuable con
tribution to the University and are
willing to give what they have in
order to get a meaningful ex
perience out of it all.
This year, I see my task as
getting the freshmen involved as
they never were before and
assisting In any other necessity
that they see fit. In November, I
will be holding a Freshmen
Leadership Information Con
ference to be composed of a select
group of 80 freshmen along with
ach of you for selecting Care
I am honored to serve as th4
ersity.
academic year will be a mos
Carolina will depend upon yC
The faculty and administrat
cant aspect in the educationa)
mable to assist in the develo
bases for maximum fulfillme
3s to grow in numbers of stuc
,e maintained a very friendly
we continue to grow, we mue
ough all segments of this car
.y and constructively on all oj
great challenge and as your t
:ome your suggestions for its
and administration, includini
.rsity and your academic or I
Carolina,
Th4
Pr4
Und
to the ec
key administrators, faculty,
student leaders, and President
Jones. Those freshmen interested
in learning more about the con
ference should contact me,
Timothy McConnell, immediately
in my office at Student Govern
ment, second floor, Russell House.
Life at the university can be a
beautiful experience for those
freshmen who are willing, in
terested, and serious both in ob
taining an education and also in
getting involved here at the
University of South Carolina. My
theme for freshmen this year is
Involvement '71 - '72.
TIMOTHY R. McCONNELL
secretary for
freshmen affairs
Please
write
MR. FARRELL:
This letter I am writing is not to
a specific person, therefore, I am
seeking correspondence through
the University of South Carolina;
what I am saying is I want to
receive mail from some of, or any
of, the students, faculty members,
or what have you. I want to
correspond with anyone who would
like to correspond with me. I am
presently confined to the Manning
Correctional Institution, and
within a period of time I look
lina as your University
D President of your
t exciting period of
ir wise use of your
,on agree that the
environment; therefore,
ment of your mind, body,
nt in your life.
Lents, programs and
attitude within the
t keep the channels
npus, for only in this
the challenges that
niversity continues to
improvement. The
my office, are open
>ersonal problems.
mas F. Jones
bsident
versity of South Carolina
(ito r
forward to being released.
I don't have any idea of who will
read this letter but please write.
Do this for me because I enjoy
writing, and meeting new people
and gathering their feelings
toward just things that consist of
every day life and the en
vironment. Write to:
Curtis K. Darity
Post Office Box 3173
Columbia, S. C.
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