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Mgust 28,1990
Campus Leaders Welcome Class of 1994
SGA President Encourages
Freshmaen to Become
Involved
Dear New Students;
Salem College has many opportu-
nites for the class of 1994 to get
involved in. The SGA wants to
open all possible doors—all you
have to do is knock.
The Freshmen class will pull to
gether and become a group. As a
group you will participate in Fall
Fest(a huge tradition at Salem),
class fundraising, and many other
projects. As individuals you will
work with others in various as
pects of Salem life. Positions open
to freshmen range from Student
Government to Faculty-Student
Committees, to dorm life and
sports.
We are very excited about you
being here. We will do our very
best to make your new home an
exciting part of your life. You need
only the desire to be involved and
we will get you involved.
I know this time is a transitional
period that you may be unsure of
or nervous about. I, and the other
members of Executive Board, want
to do whatever necessary to make
Salem a great place for you. Please
feel free to come ask questions or
just to visit. We do have an open
door policy.
Sincerely,
Dear Freshman:
The most important liffS pleasurable
welcome we ever extend is the one we
offer to entering students. It means
much to us to have you join the Salem
family, for you constitute the ever
important link between the past and
the future.
By taking up residence at Salem Col
lege, you have elected to become the
newest members of a very special
community—one that has endured for
more than two centuries. In very short
order you will come to understand and
appreciate why it is that so many people
believe that Salem is a place truly set
apart.
Above all else, Salem is a place that
genuinely cares about people. By tra
dition and conviction, we are given to
ensuring that in all that we do and say
we celebrate the talents and interests of
each and every member of the Salem
community.
While you have come here to study
and to learn, I hope you quickly will
discover that Salem is concerned to
nurture and support you in any num
bers of ways. Upperclasswomen, staff,
and faculty alike are dedicated to guar
anteeing that your transition to colle
giate life will be filled withexcitement,
wonder, and genuine joy. Whatever
your concerns and needs of those of
Two Centuries
of Salem
Community
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your family may be, do not be shy in
letting us know how we can be of assis-
stance.
Again, let me warmly welcome you to
Salem College. May you soon dis
cover what so many others long have
believed—namely, that in coming to
Salem you have embarked upon an ex
perience you will remember the rest of
your life.
Sincerely,
Thomas V. Litzenburg Jr.
President
WMts you!
The Salemite, the voice of the Salem community, is looking for you.
The Salemite offers many opportunities you won’t find anywhere else
After all, who else is willing to have a pajama party with you the nlqht
before a deadline. And where else can you learn about true journal ism at
the hands of those editors -
3 Spanish major, the other a Bjoloqy major
What we don't promise is to enrich your vocabulary, in fact you miaht
even learn a thing or two. '
So here is your personal invitation to join The Salemite
We are understaffed, underpaid, and in need of yoj^! '
(P.S. We have an Air-conditioned office) ^