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By SHELLEY MAGEE
Staff Writer
With the start of the fall semes
ter comes a large group of nev
students to the University of Soutl
Carolina. Whether those student!
are brand new freshmen, or trans
fer students from another school
adjusting to a new environment i!
never easy.
It's hard to relate to a nev
place, a new way of life and espe
cially a new group of friends. Get
ting involved in something fron
the beginning can often help mak(
the adjustment to USC a lot easier.
There is a huge variety of club;
and organizations on campus
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Since the group of people making
up the student body here is so diverse,
there literally should be
something for everyone.
Interested in rock climbing you
say? No problem. There's a club
for it
Becoming involved in an activity
not only gives you something
~ interesting to do, but it introduces
v you to a new group of people that
you have something in common
5 with. This can be a great way to
. make some of the best friends
you'll have during your college
3' years.
There are three primary catago'
ries of organizations on campus:
* sports clubs/teams, service organi
zations and social organizations.
1 Anything athletic can be in*
eluded under the heading of sports.
Options range from the equestrian
5 club to intramural soccer.
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in helping the community and unis
versity. This does not, however,
mean there isn't a social part too.
i For example, on campus there is
i everything from Alpha Phi Omega
service fraternity to Campus Coalition
for Literacy.
Social organizations are also
pretty self explanatory. Their function
is primarily to give students a
chance to socialize with a group of
people they share some common
bond with. These can encompass
everything from various fraternities
and sororities to the Gay and Lesbian
Student Association.
So starting out at USC doesn't
have to mean being lost and
lonely. Student life offers something
for everyone. Lists of what
the campus has to offer can be
picked up at the Department of
Student Affairs.
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