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As Michelle Stark and Mary Fluder assess their prospective teachers (top), Dr Brehm of the Modern Languages department extols the virtues of German during the new student-faculty get-together in upper Brandeis. Sue Sprott leads a rousing exercise in hand-clapping to break the ice at the President ' s Tea 19
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Incoming freshmen find ' personal touch ' Getting accustomed to a new way of life can be a difficult and often bewildering experience, especially for those who are leaving the parental nest for the first time. In an effort to acclimate new students, Creighton annually schedules a week of orientation filled with conferences, speeches, and all kinds of academic, social, and recreational activities, and calls it Welcome Week. Newcomers hardly had a chance to get settled before they were bundled off to President ' s teas, wel- coming speeches, faculty-student conferences, campus tours and various other introductory activities. Adding a personal touch to orientation, several upperclass students volunteered their time as group orientation leaders. During the week they met with the incoming freshmen, providing invaluable assistance from their own personal experiences at Creighton, try- ing to make the transition to college life just a little bit easier. To help students get acquainted, a wide variety of social events was also scheduled. Students were treated to a Casino Night, Soul Night, a Night at the Bitter End and an outdoor concert in the East quad. The Freshmen Sports Day and Picnic highlighted the weekend. Instead of the usual concert to conclude the week, the Student Board scheduled Rep. Paul McCloskey (R. -Calif.) as guest speaker. While parents assessed Creighton over a cup of tea. new students got down to the more important business of meet- ing future friends on the observatory steps. 18
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