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	Vol.7, No 6, September 8, 1999
	Welcome week wows all By Don Weberg Daily Forty-Niner   Week of welcome activities kick off in the University Student Union's South Plaza with greek organizations and specialty clubs pushing recruitment to the in-coming and returning students. Greeting students with cool sounds and tantalizing smells, the Associated Students Inc. fall 1999 Welcome Week festivities were in full swing Tuesday afternoon at the University Student Unionís South Plaza. The enthusiastic moods of the many sororities and fraternities encouraging people to check out their organizations helped to create the festive atmosphere.  One club had a massive barbecue. People wandered about with food and drink and paperwork from various clubs while talking with many representatives about their particular club activities.  Other clubs, such as the Circle K International Club, were in attendance to round up people. "We are a community service club,"  said Rosemary Taylor, president of the Circle K International Club, which organizes everything from beach cleanups to helping the homeless at various shelters.		Art program bigger, better Hazing problem down New system helps students, teachers Welcome week wows all Governor signs teaching bill Entrepreneurs given internships with grant North campus library takes on new identity University Police Department makes mark Abortion already legal Parking no picnic Long Beach police have new beat OOSoul soothes audience with sound Friday Night Reggae Club gives good vibes 'Lend Me a Tenor' tantalizes 'Mystery Alaska' moves Cross country team needs seasoning Morgan entering critical time period Back-to-back overtime loses puzzle coach Fall 99 ISSUES DAILY 49ER HOMEPAGE
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