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Salient. Victoria University Students' Paper. Vol. 26, No. 1. Monday, February 25, 1963
For Orientation
For Orientation
Copies of this programme will be posted on the special Orientation noticeboards. Students are advised to check these boards for any alterations to the scheduled events and to refer to departmental noticeboards for details of faculty evenings and other functions organised by the staff.
March 1-3—International Club Camp at Raumati Beach. Enquiries should be made to Bruce Middleton, Ph. 58.000—6162.
Monday, March 4—10am. Official welcome to the University by the Vice Chancellor (Dr. Williams) in the Little Theatre.
Lunch-time demonstration of Judo on the Cafeteria lawn. 7.30pm. Official Students' Association welcome, followed by a short debate.
8.30pm. Dance in the Common Common Room, organised by the Swords Club.
Tuesday. March 5—1-2pm. Concert in the Little Theatre. (Cultural Affairs Committee).
7.30pm. Gymnastic and Indoor Sports Display in the Gymnasium.
8.00pm. International Club evening. (S.U.B.)
Wednesday, March 6—Lunchtime musical Promenade in the Common Common Room.
7.30pm. Film Society Evening.! 9.00pm. Dance in the S.U.B.
Thursday. March 7—Lunchtime concert. (Cultural Affairs Committee.)
Friday. March 8—8.00pm. Ball in the S.U.B. Two big Wellington show bands: The Librettos and the Premiers. Dancing upstairs and down.
Saturday. March 9—7.30pm. Maori Club Concert in Little Theatre and Dance in Common Common Room.
Sunday, March 10—7.00pm. Church service at St. Peters' (Willis St.)
Throughout Orientation Week there will be an Art Exhibition in the Student Union Building, featuring work both by prominent New Zealand artists and local student talent.
First big kick-off for the year's sport is scheduled in the third week of term. Phys. Ed. boss Bill Landreth plans a day of sport and recreation, in conjunction with Vic sports clubs. The meeting will probably take place on Boyd-Wilson field.
—P.B.A.