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SAINT JOSEPH'S COLLEGE RENSSELAER, IN 47978 PHASE VOLUME 55 2000-2001 BECAUSE WE ALL WANT TO KNOW WHERE TO GO EROM HERE! OPENING e 1 SlllllC...You*re on Candid Camera! 2 SJC Students Kick Off Year with Fun - Filled, Traditional Activities... by Melinda Burdan Throughout the course of first semester, many different groups, clubs, and organizations held several activities. Of course, this year’s main event was Fall Fest 2000, which required several hours of strategic planning. While most of SJC’s attention was focused on Fall Fest, first semester also showcased many other activkies. SUB continued to sponsor several comedians and more big screen movies. In conjunction with Cup O’ Joe, SUB also brought many more coffeehouse performers to the St. Joseph’s College campus. The annual Little Sibs Weekend proved to be an exciting weekend on campus as always. Campus Ministry continued to support the annual fall camping retreat, which was followed by a Chili supper at Lake Banet. Student Development offered off - campus excursions for those of us who aren’t able to leave campus often. These outings satisfied everyone from the sports fanatic to the more conservative, theater goer. One of the complaints most often heard on campus is that there is nothing to do, but with all of the activities being sponsered on and around campus, it is very hard to believe that there is nothing to do here! No 4 e STUDENT LIFE August 17 kicked off the beginning of a new era at Saint Joseph's College as the Class of 2004 took part in Freshmen Orientation RIGHT: Bernie Balas, President of the Alumni Associa¬ tion, welcomes new Pumas through the front gate of SJC. In addition to helping students find their new home, the Alumni’Association presented all incoming students with trash cans. ABOVE: Dean of Freshmen, Marge Mcllwain, gives the freshmen seminar groups instructions on how to complete the relay section of “Puma Olympics.” There was also an “Ultimate Frisbee” game and a water gun obstacle course in the Puma Tri-athalon. RIGHT: Freshmen leaders, Shawn Delahanty and Kris Krouse along with Dave McNelis and Ernest Watson help members of the Class of 2004 move into Gallagher Hall on the first day of orientation. After being here most of the week without very many people, the RAs and freshmen leaders were glad to see bright, new faces! STUDENT LIFE
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