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The entire work of the week was, as in past years, under the direction of Professor Oscar C. Burkhart of the German depart- ment. Student Chairman Bob Hilliard planned the social and service activities. KNOW MINNESOTA was selected as the 1937 Freshman week theme and freshman were advised that to have the most successful University life they must know that scholar- ship comes first. Information booths were placed in strategic spots on the campus, student tours were arranged, hous- ing and employment services were offered, the system of student ad- visers was enlarged to include rep- resentatives from almost every University division, and repre- sentatives from hfteen major cam- pus organizations sat in the Union distributing information concern- ing their activities. The social program opened on Tuesday afternoon with a free sunlite sponsored by the W.S.G.A. On Tuesday night movies of the . 1936 Minnesota football team were shown in Northrop auditori- 1 um, Wediiesday night was church ' - ' H night. Over 1600 freshmen at- ' I tended these meetings. FRESHMAN WEEK U'NIVERSITY for 3,500 freshmen and transfer students began Sep- tember 2O this year with the Fresh- man week program, one week of social and registration activity be- fore the opening of fall quarter classes. Preparation for the events of the week was started in the early spring and over twenty student commit- tees worked intermittently during the summer and intensively dur- ing the September days before and throughout Freshman week to plan the welcome to the Minnesota campus. And then they came. Twin City freshmen began ar- riving as early as September 16 to take advantage of advance regis- tration, but the greater bulk of in- coming students did not begin the long trek from the opening Walk up the Armory pavement through long hours of registration proce- dure, vocational counselling, ex- aminations, lectures and social ac- tivities until the following Mon- day, September 20. I
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