Alcala Yearbook 2001

-~ ~r.ientation Week,_

This year Orientation ran as smoothly as possible. Students were able to learn about USD's history, acade1nic progra1ns, and the numerous opportunities to become involved on campus through various activities. Starting off with moving in and Mass, we were very excited to see so many new faces on campus. Freshman, trans– fers, and international students had the opportunity to partake in various fun-filled activities ranging from line dancing to luaus to pizza and pool at Giovanni's. Other events included ice-skating, a night at the San Diego Zoo, a harbor cruise, and the ever famous Casino Night. Numerous infonnational sessions gave new stu– dents insight on dealing with various college issues ranging from TJ to financial aide. Students were also able to learn more about the different organizations and clubs on can1pus and businesses in the San Diego area at the Alcala Bazaar.

Above: It's all about the lines. That' okay b cau e everyone has to at. At Left: Day at the Green activitie included "Small group love for the mind, body, and oul. "

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