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Daticet spoke on how curruuluni
r-e! rtn was applivab'.e to transfers.
!eve Saunders, chairnan ot the
Residence Coilege !'ederatin. and Kathy
Carlion. president o! Pan!iei!e:t tc (,'ourwd .
a 'so spoke at the seminar.
I he tumor transfer activities concluded
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V special feature was added to the
:-.;::s?Vr's orient at ion. A :4d;otir
tniortnation service is being pros ided by
Pin Kappa Sigma fraternity until Sept.
It). I he campus address, phone number
and name of School transferred from of
each new junior transfer can he obtains
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pre-orientation meeting. Behind Alexander, one ot the meeting
orcartizers. is Harn. Jone il l of the Black Student Movement
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sponsored a special pre-orientation
program for black students, designed to
speed their adjustment to the Crmersity.
The program was conducted Aug. 23
through Aug. 25. two das betore regular
nen tat i n
I'P' n arrival to the I niversity. the
students were erected bv Associate Dean
I he second day ot the pre-or lentat son
program vvas spent touring the campus
and listening to various Student
Government officials, including Student
Body President Joe Stalhngs and Ronald
Wesson, president of the Black Student
Movement.
Harvey White, president oj the -tudenf
bodv at North Carolina Central
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The granddaddy of them all - the official orientation picnic - was held Saturday
evening on the lawn of Mcher Dormitory. The lines for food were long and
Servomation-Mathias employee G.L. G3rrar was kept busy delivering hot trays of
chicken. (Staff photo by Johnny Lindahl )
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Ihe Ancrv et-ro." the
students were divided into discussion
groups to discuss why they decided to
. o;-)e to an integrated sc. ho. .,
Ihe answer to that questi- n ranged
tr :n "Because they ( 1,'NCi gave me m-.re
money." to "Because I wanted to get the
ben education '. ' my rtiMtifV."
I h at night H. Ber.tly Renwick.
assistant director of admissions delivered
an address concerning the black student
and the integrated umvcrsitv.
L'niversitv delivered
night, attempting to define the role ot the
black student on an integrated campu
with regard to his attitudes toward th-.
tradith nali' all-b!ack campu .es
"Ihe purpose oj the pre--.irientati n
program was to augment and supplement
the regular orientation program, not
separate the black freshmen trotn 'ru
white ones." .i.c-'rdmg to Harr J -n-:
special assistant m student affairs.
J mes. ai mg with Kviiv ivxan her
abo a special assloar.f. pr jp-.sed tht.
pre-orientation program and it w a
well received by Dean Cthbr and Dean
.f Men 1 red Shr- eder
Jone. hopes the program will be held
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black freshmen than it did this fad
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Carolyn Hall (left) had been waiting in line about 15
minutes for chicken at the Mclver picnic. When she managed
to get to the front of the line, sure enough, they were out of
chicken and she had to wait some more.
But when vou got vour food (center), as Carson Cox tl.)
and Chris Sullivan lr ( found out. there was the little matter of
a place to sit. Anv old rock will do. right guv s '
And finally, after a god heartv orientation-picnic meal, it
was time to sit awhile and chat, and freshmen women (right)
were alwav s a target for that. (Staff photo b Johnny Lindahl )
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