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■H ' The words of a Beaver: “Once students set foot on campus this school year, they will be seeing the world through orange-tinted glasses. From new posters and banners to bright orange spots plastered on sidewalks and buildings, OSU’s “Powered by Orange” campaign is making its presence known.” -Ben Sundberg, The Daily Barometer Each school year at Oregon State begins with a chance for new students to get a feel for campus and meet new people. The quad fills with booths, tents, and free food and becomes a a gathering place for students, clubs, organizations, and colleges. Among the traditional events is the New Student Walk, during which students walk together from the MU Quad to Gill Coliseum, where the New Student Convocation takes place. Also, the New Student Picnic offers students a chance to fill up, socialize, and enjoy the fall weather. Connect Week is also a great opportunity for students to get in touch with colleges, departments, majors, and student services at the many events and open houses that take place. An early Monday morning began the week. A long line of students formed in front of Reser Stadium, all in hopes of getting tickets for the following Saturday's football game against University of Arizona. As students continued to flood to Corvallis and unpack, the Powered by Orange Launch Party filled empty stomachs for lunch. On Wednesday students flocked to downtown Corvallis for the Amazing Race, during which local shops and businesses provided promotions, free food, and prizes for students competing in a scavenger hunt. Later on in the evening, Fred Meyer night gathered a crowd of both new and returning students. Each year Fred Meyer holds an after hours event during which students with an OSU ID can access discounted items. Friday marked the end of Connect Week with the first annual Day of Caring.This year's Day of Caring was the first time OSU had partnered with United Way for such an occasion. Corvallis businesses, Corvallis residents, and Oregon State staff and students teamed up to volunteer in the community for a full day. According to Jennifer Moore, the executive director for United Way in Benton and Lincoln Counties, over a thousand people worked on more than 100 different projects. - Erika Altenhofen Right: Students arrive at Gill Coliseum at the end of the New Student Walk. The coliseum hosts the New Student Convocation. 6 ■ v S(m(.eni ire
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photo by Nattuha Mackey photo by NaXtuka Mackey Top left: Members of OSU Greek Life welcome new students and begin their 2010 recruitment. Top right: A student enjoys late night bowling in the MU Basement. The facility holds ten full size alleys! Abov eft Mor proudBea vers enjoy free bowling. Above right: Two students take part in a special event held in Dixon Rec Center. Connect Week is a good excuse to break out the blowup fun! Far left: Students wait in line for discounts at Fred Meyer Night. The line has been seen wrapping entirely around the store! Upper left: Students and parents gather in front of the MU. Lower left: the MU Rec Center welcomes students old and new! (sl VlCc( LUCCh 9
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