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F ATUR Susan Faber-Editor KRISTEN RAY-ASST EDITOR Hilary Davis Connie Edge Rachael Mason Justin Owens Tiffany Paul MONICA RAKESTRAW AlMIE TALUYO Jhi-Yi Wang Bernetta Williams 17
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Welcome to the Dawg House The transition from high school to college is a huge step. No longer will parents or teachers tell you what to do, it is entirely up to you. You get to decide what classes to take, what and where to eat, and how to pay for everything. Well, your friendly orientation leaders are here to help you figure all of this out. Freshman Orientation. Two days full of testing, registration and fun. During these rwo days, incoming freshmen get their first look at what life is like at the Universit) ' of Georgia. Students get a chance to stay in the dorms, eat at the dining hall, experience O.A.S.I.S. and go to the bookstore to stock up on all the shiny, new VGA paraphernalia. The first day of orientation is full of testing. Testing is required to find the best placement for students in various classes, such as English and math. Small group meetings are held so the incoming freshmen can ask questions and not feel so overwhelmed following their tests. Campus tours and information sessions on such things as safet) ' and alcohol awareness are held. The orientation leaders perform skits later that night to provide some light-hearted looks into the school and its rivals. On the second day of orientation, students meet with their academic advisors and prepare to face O.A.S.I.S. for the first time. Students can also meet with representatives from the various colleges to get a better look into the different academic areas. Following registration, students are sent home. However, orientation is not just for the students. Parents are encouraged to come along so they can get a better look at the University. Parents attend meetings on the costs of college, housing, food services, Greek life and financia aid. Parents are also given the option of staying at Creswell Hall and eating in the dining hall with their kids. Although orientation is packed full of activities, its a great way to become acquainted with the University and to meet some fellow freshmen. It ' s also a great place to learn how to call the dawgs. -Kristen Ray y C Cx CrL
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