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Andrew Kline Sue Locklin Andrew Kline Hatch Shell- A Mew Event Emerson College rang in the 1986-87 academic year Septem- ber 10, 1986 with a gala Organiza- tional Fair held on the Hatch Me- morial Shell. Sponsored by the Student Union in conjunction with the Metropolitan District Commis- sion, the festivities allowed new and returning students to discov- er the many diverse clubs, frater- nities and organizations on cam- pus, while enjoying both sunshine and the smooth pop croonings of the local band Tour de Force.” The idea of getting Emerson to be the first school to hold a con- cert at the Hatch Shell was An- drea Giannetti ' s 89, who orga- nized this smashing and successful! event. By Jose A. Martinez, Jr. Sue Locklin Hatch Shell 17
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Starting Off Right This year ' s Orientation pro- gram was unique because it maintained a balance of new ideas and old traditions. The first change was in the struc- ture. In past years, the week had been planned by two co- chairs. This year it was planned and implemented by Chairper- son Robyn Leuthe ' 87, and three coordinators, Scott Mac- Phetres ' 87, Cedric Harmon ' 88, and Lisa Ricci ' 89. The week included the tradi- tional harbor cruise and an all- day beach outing to Castle Hill in Ipswich, Mass. The approxi- mately 650 students were wel- comed to the college through an introduction held at the Church of the Covenant (comer of Newbury and Berkeley). Additions to the week-long period of adjustment included an opportunity for commuter students to live in the dormito- ries during the first two days of Orientation, and the return of Playfair. Orientation leaders were kept busy performing dur- ing Parents ' Orientation, deco- rating for the Mardi Gras party. and getting up at ungodly hours after staying out ' til the wee hours of the night. They also played an integral part in helping the new students get used to being away from home and encouraging them to get in- volved in the Emerson Experi- ence. While returning stu- dents enjoyed this last week of summer, from August 31 to September 7, 1986, the Class of 1990 was well on their way to becoming Emersonians. By Robyn Leuthe Karen Couture 18 Orientation
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