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SATURDAY, AUGUST 21 Information Fair Russell House Lobby * 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Parent - Student Dessert Reception Kussell House Ballroom 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Mandatory Residence - Hall Meetings See your RA for location 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. SUNDAY, AUGUST 22 University Worship Rutledge Chapel 9:30 a.m. Fraternity Information Tables Greene Street 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Religious Centers Open House Pickens and Greene Street - 5 p.m. CONVOCATION Roger Center 7:00 p.m. Sorority Rush Orientation Roger Center 9:00 p.m. MONDAY, AUGUST 23 Sorority Rush Open House McBryde Quad 9:30 a.m. to noon, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Pepsi Block Party Cookout, Video Buttons Russell House Patio 11:30 a.m. Fitness Clinics Blatt PE Center - noon, 2 p.m., 4 p.m., 6 p.m. Decidinn on n Mninr 1" Business Administration, Room 634A - 2 p.m. New Minority Student Workshop Russell House Ballroom 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Aerobics Blatt PE Center - 5 p.m. Minority Student Welcome Belk Auditorium 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Billy West (Ren and Stimpy) Russell House Ballroom 8 p.m. Country Line Dancing Golden Spur - 9 p.m. a _ ^ Information Fair 11-3 PM, Russell House University Union Lobby Sponsored by: Division of Student Affairs Representative from Housing and Residential Services, Student Affairs, Financial Aid, Student Life, University Dining Services, Campus Police, Parking and Vehicle Registration, the Registrar, and other offices will be available to answer questions. Parent - Student Dessert Reception 7-8 PM, Russell House University Union Ballroom Sponsored by: Residence Hall Association and the Parents Association The Residence Hall Association (RHA), in conjunction with the Parents' Association, are hosting a Parents-Student Dessert Reception in the Russell House Ballroom. All parents and students are invited. There will be a brief discussion about what RHA is and about the opportunities available to be involved with in Residence Hall Governments. The Parents' Association will talk to the parents about the opportunities available with the Parents' Association . Mandatory Residence Hall Meeting 8 PM Sponsored by: Housing and Residential Services see your Resident Assistant for details and location. University Worship 9:30 AM, Rutledge Chapel Sponsored by: Carolina Chaplains A time ot retlection and celebration to mark the beginning of a new year. Fraternity Information tables 1- 5 PM, Greene Street Sponsored by: Fraternity Council Members of Carolina's fraternity system will be available to answer questions and discuss membership in USC fraternities Religious Centers Open House 5 PM, Pickens and Greene Street Sponsored by: Carolina Chaplains Baptist Student Center, 700 Pickens St. Episcopal Student Association (with the Presbyterians), 1702 Greene St. PALM (Partnership Among Lutherans and Methodists), 728 Pickens St. Presbyterian Student Center, 1702 Greens St. St. Thomas Moore Catholic Center, 1610 Greens St. Religious organizations without a Center will be at Rutledge Chapel on the Horseshoe? Campus Crusade for Christ, InterVarsity, and Navigators. Convocation 7 PM, Koger Center for the Arts Sponsored by: Office of the President Sorority Rush Orientation 9 PM, Koger Center for the Arts Sponsored by: Sorority Council Come learn, register, and find out more about Sorority life at USC. l?=? ii President 6 Mrs. John M. Palms cordially invite you and your family to attend the University's 1993 Convocation Welcoming new students and their families to the Carolina community Sunday, August 22, 1993, 7:00 P.M. Koger Center for the Arts Reception following Sorority Rush Open House 9:30 to noon, 1 to 4 PM, McBryde Quad Sponsored by: Sorority Council Come learn, register, and find out more about Sorority life at USC. Pepsi Block Party 11:30 AM, Russell House Patio Sponsored by: Pepsi, Marriott, and the Carolina Program Union Great food and fun await you at the Pepsi Block Party. Join Pepsi, University Dining Services, and the Carolina Program Union as they welcome all students back to USC. There will be a concert with the band Blight-O-Body, Video Buttons, and plenty of food. Tickets for the barbeque lunch will be sold in the Grand Marketplace (you will need your meal card). Meal cost: S3.80. Fitness Clinic Noon, 2, 4, and 6 PM, Blatt PE Center Sponsored by: Campus Recreation Have you ever wanted to know how to utilize fitness equipment, but, didn't want to ask? Well, now is your chance. Come find out the correct way to utilize the stairmaster, stairclimber, recumbent cycle, versaclimber, lifecycle, rower, free weight equipment, and Nautilus strength equipment to get a complete and proper workout. A tour of the Blatt P.E. Center will also be provided. Deciding on a Major 2 PM, Business Administration 634A Sponsored by: Career Center This workshoD will helD vou answer difficult Questions like ?Whv AM I in college? How do I decide on major? What careers can I pursue with my chosen major? New Minority Student Welcome 4-6 PM, Russell House University Union Ballroom Sponsored by: Office of Minority Affairs This will be the first opportunity for First Year students to meet their M.A.P. (Minority Assistance Peer). Students will meet in small groups and be given valuable information about university resources and campus life. Aerobics 5 PM, Blatt PE Center Sponsored by: Campus Recreation Fit Is In, and so are the fitness programs at USC! Join us for a traditional high/low impact aerobics class. A variety of fitness programs are offered to students throughout the year and schedules of classes are available in the nffirfl r\f romnne C?-? c ?-1 V/. ^umpuo iu.vik.auun. ou, wuai aic yuu waillllg 1UI .' ^.UIllC WUIK out with us! Minority Student Welcome 7-9 PM, Belk Auditorium Sponsored by: Office of Minority Affairs M.A.P. participants will have the opportunity to meet the presidents of several major campus student organizations, USC administrators and members of the faculty. TOONING IN!! An Evening with BILLY WEST, The One Man Voice Squad 8 PM, Russell House University Union Ballroom Sponsored by: Carolina Program Union This multi-media presentation takes you on a hilarious romp behind the scenes of how cartoons are created. Through the use of slides, video projec won, auu an army 01 voices uuiy west will demonstrate , in detail, how he broke into the voice-over business, where the concept from the "Honey-nut Cheerios Bee" came from as well as how "DOUG " and "THE REN & STIMPY SHOW " are conceived. The program climaxes with a 10minute video of the classic Space Madness episode dubbed in JAPANESE! Country Line Dancing 9 PM, Golden Spur Sponsored by: Carolina Program Union "Put Some Pride in Your Country" Dance the night away to today's latest Country Hits!! Learn how to Country line dance from the Pro's. It's as easy as 1-2-3. Join us for lunch at the ALL CAMPUS PICNIC Monday, August 23, 1993 At Bates & The Grand Marketplace