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Q 8 iw. if A T , W X A Q21 A . . X X 1 - fx 2 S N ' 1. ABOVE LEFT Tlze Annual Orientation Mass begins the week. ABOVE The Very Rev. Mal- colm Carron, S.J., offers freshmen his personal office view of the campus. LEFT Tom Schimpjf president pro-tem ofthe Senate, explains USG to interested frosh. FAR LEFT At the annual Welcome Tea coeds have an opportunity to meet faculty members. The Rev. Gerald Albright, S.J., talks with tea chairman Julie Brown as Helen Kean, associate dean of students, listens to coeds. 'Q'
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Orientation -1 ss stresses academic Besides the social aspect of the campus, freshmen this year were also orientated to the academic side of university life. The theme of a university community existing on all academic levels, initially pre- sented by University Ombudsman Tom Davis at the Orientation Mass, was emphasized throughout the Week. With this idea of learning on both sides of the lectern, first contacts with professors were made informally at various profs, homes. Freshmen went right to the top since Fr. Carron's office was a new stop on the orienta- tion itinerary. Each orientation group met the President and received his personal invitation to return any time. By the conclusion of the week, the class of 372 was on the lookout for the New Math, the Dutch Catechism and discussions on the cur- rent social scene. The 8-to-3 World of the past four years will not be missed. R ,UM 2
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N 3 , 'f' uw- The Work Studi' Program puts students in various offices and on various jobs. ABOVE RIGHT Barb Moseley straiglztens out a filing system as part of her job as an adnzinistrative assistant. FAR RIGHT Chris Dinkel takes a lunch break while working the Holden desk. ABOVE John B. Tonzey, financial aids director, studies facts and figures daily to help students finance their education here. RIGHT Director of Work Study Lou Sterling coordinates jobs for students. 22 f N LN - -xv T if he ,vi 4 XV, 7 f 4 ? ff N f v , , f i ,A f gig I I, K we- WN , 1, f 4.9 59594,-1, X X.-BMW tsl' A,,,,... ,www Miiivww-vf
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