The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, August 04, 1989, New Student Edition, Page 4B, Image 10
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By MARY PEARSON
Editor in chief
Learning your way around campus and learning about
the activities and the opportunities you can find on campus
is part of the process of coming to a big state university
like USC.
So the Student Orientation has set aside a special week
called "Carolina Preview" for all new students.
"Carolina Preview" is an annual week-long program
with a host of activities for the new student to do, said
Jimmy Hefley, the Carolina Preview graduate assistant.
"We have been working on planning this week since
January. Our goals for the week are to offer a diverse supply
of events and to show them the different areas at USC
they can become involved in," Hefley said.
The Student Orientation Office and various other
organizations on campus such as the Carolina Program
Union and Off-Campus Student Service have teamed up
to present the many programs scheduled for the week, he
said.
The week of events begins on Aug. 20 when residence
halls open at 10 a.m. The first major event is scheduled
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According to Off-Campus graduate assistant Faye
Sanders, the event is especially designed for off-campus
students who are new to the area.
"We are going to have skits about fears and expectations
of coming to college and living in an apartment
alone for the first time. We will also be giving out packets.
In the packets will be fliers. One flier will be about lockers
off-campus students can get in the Russell House.
Another will be about events for off-campus students
such as tail-gating and our first meeting with an ice cream
social," Sanders said.
Sanders recommended that students who need more information
contact the Off-Campus Student office at
777-4174.
At 7 p.m., President James Holderman will give his an
nual speech in the Koger Center tor tne Arts welcoming
all new students to USC.
The week will also be filled with its annual-not-so-fun
traditions such as mandatory residence hall meetings for
all new students on Aug. 20 at 7 p.m. and the freshman
placement tests in the Nursing Building on Aug. 21 from
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"One new event we are having this year is the Freshman
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Hall room 153. The program and reception is designed
to introduce minority students to the many services offered
by the Minority Student Affairs office, Hefley said.
The fun will be provided with help from CPU, Hefley
said. For the first time this year, Carolina Preview will
feature extra, extra entertainment, he said.
CPU will present "Rock and Roll Comedy on Piano"
with Carl Rosen at 8:30 p.m. Aug. 22 in the Russell House
Ballroom and hold an outdoor movie, "Big," at 9 p.m.
Aug. 24 on Intramurals Field A. CPU will also feature a
concert bv Hootie and the Blowfish from noon until 4
p.m. Aug. 26 at the Intramurals Field.
If students have any more questions or want to find out
about the other events offered during the week they
should stop by the Orientation Office in room 206 in the
Russell House or call 777-2780.
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