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Oriental turnout i More than 2,000 adventure between June 15 and July 14 Like hunters on a safari, the too. The adventurers are upcon tation, and the guides are 12 Strumpf, director of orientati Nearly 1,500 prospective stui campus and some of its peop who expressed surprise at the: coming to orientation this yeai THE YOUTHS have already primary concern is to get the s said. The day-long process begin! parents from the Coliseum pa i t? nrn. il- ?? * - uiiiuii. i nere me gruup meets brief introductory session. Certain important program little amateur entertainment Strumpf said. "Basically, wi Next, students and paren prolonged separation, which \ STUDENTS ARE placed ii comfortable and at ease. Tl survey to develop a personalit Then, tours of Russell Hou this year the tours are very si 106 outside," Strumpf said. In the afternoon, the stude Corbin to \ on breach Bv Jim PafiiArfok Oimtctck Staff Writer A former USC student chi with taking more than $4,5 payments from USC students nonexistent Bahamas cruisc semester is scheduled to ai before the Richland County j jury early this month. John C. Corbin, 34, face dictments on 24 counts of bre* trust with fraudulent intent cording to Jim Anders, fifth c solicitor. Corbin has already been inc on two counts of breach of tn A f *1" connection wiin we cruise. Anders said his main con are helping the defendants getting the money back U persons who paid Corbin fo trip. However, he said retu the money may not be possi! "In cases like this, the; usually a 50-50 chance that people will get their money h Anders said. T^l _ T _1 _ - ?>unn Mciniosn, a ac solicitor assisting Anders wit case, is even less optimistic j the return of the money, chances that the money wi returned are "slim and none said. "IF CORBIN doesn't hav< money, these people cannc reimbursed. If he had the m he probably would have tri make arrangements to return now," Mcintosh said. Corbin bought a $3,525 car for mostlv in cash at f Volkswagen-Mazda before le ion progra 61 :s oest eve y DonFobes N?wt Kdllor rs are exploring USC and its en this year. Be explorers have their territorial g [ling freshmen; the experience is oflAtl nnalo^Ania iitnMlrl**#* U1 tviiwviv/ll BOOIOKUIW WU1 IVlllg 1UI ion. dents have already been introduced le and programs, according to Sti large turnout. "There's all kinds of *. We've never had this many before / been accepted at USC for the fall tudents advised and registered," St 3 with a short bus drive for studen rking lot to the Russell House Unii en masse with orientation assistant is like University 101 are explainec is provided. "We do a cute skit for ? want to relax them." ts are segregated ? a preview vill be the first for many, to come tl 1 small groups, again, to make the le initial step for them is an atti ;y profile, according to Strumpf. se and the Horseshoe are conduct iort. "They're not very long; not wi ints meet with advisors and pre-n see uniKix rAiiuiM, p face grand ji of trust coun the Columbia area last Dei according to police report <jorDin, a former vice p arged of the sailing club, was sup 00 in charter four yachts and a for a for a seven-day Bahamas > last that was to leave Fort Law ppear Fla., on Jan. 12,1978. The s grand checks were made out to He was apprehended s in- Britain, Conn., on March ichof and extradited to Colum ;, ac- April, according' to C< ircuit police. licted Corbin is imprisoned List in Kirkland Correctional Ini serving a 13-month sent< cerns passing bad checks. He w and the maximum sentence > the Columbia Magistrate Coi r the pleading guilty to 13 coun rning charge. ble. re is these I ack," iputy Tl h the I I about Care he i' >t be oney, ed to ** by 937 Asserr , paid Columfc ?bbes Phone 7 II w Gerry 1 to the rumpf, ::-fSl people ?l fMSnnHnfi :jpll . "Our &|| tump1 its and /ersity ? for a i and a them," Clothes are said i instance they also a of the This unidentified lis fall. ;m feel tudinal j ed, but I hen it's I agister. 8 age 8 ! I II iry its Thel member, resident qu posed to sailboat i cruise ierdale, tudents' Corbin. in New TI7 25, 1978, W bia last >lumbia . at the I Jtitution, 1 aice for I as given I by the Bj wt I Russell miiia? ie JL >lina m in T ibly Street Jy _ if >ia,S.C. U i 99-8200 ^wwP^fe No lonel ;o make the man, and in thif ppear to attract the women, gentleman's lucky numbei rhe Rei Sec On Ca T Jnion Frintb antity on an; 5* a e also offer c printing l House 3 [ Of ^ ia/o Blocks From niversity ofS. C. Campus *>v- . iw'% * 4M? 1 Arl?n? Mot y number I appears to be four, and one can . on the fortunes of those whc * numbers on their football jerse st Kept tret Ban >hop will copy ai y color paper foi page. i wide variety o1 \ services. rd Floor 777 Tha "?*# f Caroline i uwii nuu 1615 Gervais Sti Columbia, S. < Phone 771-87 , >' > '' Sfe <% I only speculate > wear higher y?. i ny rT? f -3820 natMna?arfr 3 se eet c. 11