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University of South Carolina
Long Distance Service
Sponsor: Computer Services
10:00am^4:00pm,
Thomas Cooper Library
Wondering about the long distance servii
or how to get an e-mail account? Stop 1
this information table to have all of yoi
questions answered.
Tuesday at DJJ:
A Community Service
Project at the
Department
of Juvenile Justice
Sponsor: Office of Community Service Programs
2:30pm-5:30pm, RHUU, Greene Stree
Join other Carolina students in a servic
project at the Department of Juvenile Ju;
tice. We will have fun with the children an
enjoy a cookout. You MUST pre-register fc
this event by 5pm, August 17. Call 777-664
to sign-up, and to get more information.
"Job Market
of the Future"
Sponsor Career Center
3:00pm-4:00pm, BA 602B
Wondering about what the job market i
2000 will look like? This workshop will e>
plore the job market of the 21st Centur
with a focus on connecting your major t
that of the market. Learn how you can mai
ket vour vears at Carolina to DrosDectiv
employers or graduate schools.
Kick-Off Cookout:
Reformed University
Fellowship
3:00pm-6:00pm, P. E. Field "D"
Kick-ofF the year with food, folks and fun
We will have the typical cookout meni
(with some vegetarian options), topped ol
with ice cream. Come out to eat, and pla;
volleyball and ultimate Frisbee!
Aerobics
Sponsor: Campus Recreation
5:15pm, Blatt P.E. Center
Join us for a step aerobics class. A variety
of fitness programs are offered to student!
throughout the year. Schedules are avail
able in the Office of Campus Recreation. S<
what are you waiting for? Come work ou
with us!
Cookout and Volleyball
with Baptist
Student Union
Sponsor: Baptist Student Union
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Afternoon of fun and recreation. Meet nev
friends. Call 799-3854 for more information
Car
s AAAS Welcome
Cookout
Sponsor: Association of African-American Stude
ce 6:00pm, RHUU Patio
)y The Association of African-Amer
.ir dents extends a warm welcome t(
olina students. Please join i
celebrate the beginning of a new y<
enjoying food, fun and fellowship.
Open llouse
Presbyterian Stud<
Center
6:00pm-7:30pm, 1702 Greene S
j Come on down to the Presbyterian
>e Center for a reception welcoming
s ested students. We'll have FREE
^ you to munch on while you meet o
)r dents in a relaxed, friendly atm
4 Come see what we are all about
looking forward to meeting you! (
0212 for more info.
Movie: Titanic
Sponsor: Carolina Productions
8:00pm, RHUU Theater
n The #1 box-office smash starring I
c. DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zai
y cast of hundreds. Hidden within tl
o ruins, destiny has brought toget
young souls in such a passionate ]
e that nothing could stop it. A collisio
that could only have happened oi
tanic. Showings are free to the Ui
munity.
Hypnomentalist:
Michael Anthony
Sponsor: Carolina Productions
j 8:00pm, RHUU Ballroom
f Imagine this: You are sitting in t
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stage to join Michael Anthony in hi
of Suggestion Extravaganza. Micl
thony utters a few words, snaps hi*
and you see your friends, one by o
to the floor sound asleep. Micha
works his " magic" and upon awa
y your friend jumps to her feet, grabs
3 crophone and starts singing, beca
truly believes she is Madonna. Eve:
3 this event is free!!!
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Wednesday, August 19
Graduate Student
Orientation
Sponsor: Graduate Student Association
10:00am-5:00pm, RHUU Ballrot
f Transitions '98 Graduate Student (
I tion. For information call 777-2477
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olina Welcome
Service at Carolina:
Office of Community
nts Service Programs
ican stu Open House
,, ? Sponsor: Office of Community Service Programs
) all tar- I0:00am-2:00pm,
is as we Campus Activities Center (RHUU)
sar, w 1 e Learn about the service opportunities available
to you in the Columbia area! Join us
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mr tree pizza aim souas wnne you aiscover
how you can make a difference in the lives
of others.
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Long Distance Services
k i Sponsor: Computer Services
i Student 10:00am-4:00pm,
all inter- Thomas Cooper Library
food for Wondering about the long distance service
ther stu- or ^ow ^ an e"ma^ account? Stop by
here information table to have all of your
We are questions answered.
Hall 799Thomson
Student
Health Center/Health
& Wellness Open House
ll:00am-2:00pm,
Thomson Student Health Center
ueonardo Health & Wellness Programs and the
le and a Thomson Student Health Center welcome
tie tragic ' y?u t? USC. Stop by our Open House to see
;her two ! how we can help you be a successful sturomance
dent. Come take a nutrition quiz, get inforn
of lives mation on everything from exercise to
1 the Ti- sexuality or get your blood pressure
SC com- | checked. Sign up to volunteer for one of our
three peer educator opportunities and help
educate your peers on health and wellness,
eating disorders, or sexuality and sexual assault.
Meet the health educators, nurses,
and doctors in Heath Services.
The World Is Your
he front Campus: Study Abroad
re up on with use
IS Power Sponsor: International Student Programs
tael An- l:00pm-2:00pm, RHUU, Rm. 315
3 fingers Interested in going "abroad" to study? This
ne, drop session will be a student panel discussing
lei then study abroad opportunities. Hear how exikening,
citing this opportunity can be!
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Pool Party with the
Presbyterian Student
Center
l:00pm-4:00pm, 1702 Greene St.
Join us for a nice cool break and a lot of fun
with other students! Call 799-0212 for more
information.
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Delta Sigma Theta
>m One Shot w/OCSP
Drienta Sponsor: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
3:00pm-5:00pm,
Dept. of Juvenile Justice
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and the Office
of Community Service Programs would
like to give you a chance to volunteer at the
Department of Juvenile Justice, one of Columbia's
many volunteer sites. Refreshments
will be provided, so come prepared to
learn about yourself as you give of yourself.
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Aerobics
Sponsor: Campus Recreation
5:15pm, Blatt P.E. Center
^ Join us for a step aerobics class. A variety
of fitness programs are offered to students
throughout the year. Schedules are available
in the Office of Campus Recreation. So
what are you waiting for? Come work out
1 wiui u&:
PALM Welcome
. Sponsor: PALM (Partnership among Lutherans and
Methodists)
5:30pm-7:00pm,
PALM Center, 728 Pickens St.
Join us for mixers, games, volleyball, a cookout,
and find out more about United
Methodist and Lutheran Campus Ministries.
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Tuesday at Six
Sponsor: Presbyterian Student Center
6:00pm, 1702 Greene St.
Free food,amazing feats of creative recreation,
and the opportunity to get to meet
students who have survived at least one
year of college-what more could you ask for?
(Did I mention that the food is free?) See
You There!
Baptist Student Union
Volleyball & Hot Dogs
Sponsor: Baptist Student Union 6:00pm,
Baptist Student Center
Recreation and Welcome. Get acquainted
, with the Baptist Student Union. Call 7993854
for more information.
Open House CatholicStudent
Center
Sponsor: St. Thomas More Catholic Student Center
7:00pm-9:00pm, St. Thomas More
Catholic Student Center
Please join us at this Open House to welcome
new and returning students to the St.
Thomas More Catholic Student Center.
Come join us and become aware of the various
prayers, worship and social activities
sponsored by the center.
View of the House
7:30pm-l:30am, RHUU
Come join your friends for the last chance
to let loose before classes begin. This year's
party features a Video Dance Party in the
Ballroom with large screens and a national
DJ. You can also record .your own music
video, have your digital picture put into all
types ofamazing and impossible scenes
(think Forest Gump), see a free movie. All
sorts of games and entertainment. All free.
A can't miss event.
;
Movie: Titanic
Sponsor: Carolina Productions
8:00pm, RHUU Theater
The #1 box-office smash starring Leonardo
DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane and a
cast of hundreds. Hidden within the tragic
ruins, destiny has brought together two
young souls in such a passionate romance
that nothing could stop it. A collision of lives
that could only have happened on the Titanic.
Showings are free to the USC community.