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LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT: Clemson's Dreamclock, who just released their second CD, performs at local bars and concerts throughout the year. ► page 3 Page 2/THE TIGER SUMMER ORIENTATION '96! 2 CAFFi We're a whole lot more ESPRESSO than just coffee CAFE AND COI=FEEHOiJSE * Great Deli- Style Sandwicnes * Plenty of Coin Drinks * Coffee and Tea * Live IVXusie DCIT Announces Improvements in Computing * Comfortable Atmosphere 356 College Avsnue. Downtown demean (Above Hair South) DCIT maintains many public access labs (PALs) with a variety of computer hardware and soft- BS4-SB17 ware. Plans are underway for the Martin PAL to be starred with consultants and equipped for high-quality printing by fall semester. The Martin PAL will also be the location for the walk-in Help Desk. Other plans are to upgrade the computers, provide better printing, extend hours of operation, and offer on-site consulting.

DCIT PALs (public access labs) (ANTON tXTOBS PC Macintosh Brackett 112-18 Pentiums Brackett 112-18 Power Macintoshes Chinese Restaurant Martin M1/M2 - 72 Pentiums Martin M4 - 30 Power Macintoshes Eat In-Take Out Cooper level 1 - 24 Pentiums Cooper level 1-19 Power Macintoshes Free Delivery Cooper level 5-10 Pentiums McAdams 101 - 35 Power Macintoshes McAdams 103 - 35 Pentiums Daniel 105/107 - 32 Power Macintoshes Daniel 103/111 - 40 Pentiums Poole Computer Center - 6 Power Macintoshes Sirrine 140/145 - 54 Pentiums 103 Sloan Street (Downtown Clemson) • Phone/Fax 864-654-8819 Poole Computer Center - 6 Pentiums

To use any DOT PAL, you will need your userid and password. For more information contact the Help Desk, located in the basement of the P&AS Building, at 656-3494 or e-mail [email protected].

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Sun-Thurs11 -10 Fri- Sat 11-11 3426 Clemson Blvd. 224-8709 Anderson, SC 29621 Fax 375-1382 SUMMER ORIENTATION '96 flliiMtl THE TIGER /Page 3 Clemson has plenty to offer underagers ANNA REEVES A walk through downtown Clemson on any given Thursday, Friday or Saturday Theaters in area offer wide night might leave the under 21- year-old feeling left-out and variety of movie choices bored. But don't give up just yet— DAVID BAKER Square provides the perfect out- there are plenty of activities, When you need a well- events and, yes, even bars just let. This theater underwent some deserved break for the stressful major renovations to become waiting for those not of age yet life of a college student, the sil- to join in the fun. the Upstate's first THX theater, ver screen may provide the best The University itself offers a certified by Lucasfilm Ltd., in place to relax and have some 1995. variety of places for the under- fun. You won't find pop quizzes age college student to hang out. There are seven screens, or examinations in the movie marble floors and advanced dig- Edgar's, the on-campus pub, theater, nor will you ever have ital sound. In addition, the THX has pool tables, large screen to worry about grades. TVs and there is even a bowling auditorium has a whopping 650 There are several choices for seats. alley in the gameroom next seeing movies in the area. For door. Don't feel like driving any- ENTERTAINMENT: Edgar's Pub on campus often has live perfor- that special new release, visit where? Short on cash? Quit Only two bars downtown, mances by bands such as this Athens band, Five Eight, on weekends, allow- Seneca Cinemas and see the lat- your whining. The Astro Triple Rumors and The Gameroom, ing entertainment for those under 21. est blockbusters. Located just a is located within walking dis- allow those under 21 through few miles away in the neighbor- tance of campus in downtown the doors after 9 p.m. No, Moo vies, Death Valley Video According to Judge Barns of ing city of Seneca, it contains Clemson and shows movies for minors, you cannot join in the and The Movie House all offer the Clemson City Police six screens, ensuring that you only $1.50 per person, afford- partaking of alcohol, but you rentals on a variety of movies Department, the fine for under- will find the perfect movie to able regardless of what meager can dance, play pool and sing from old flics to new releases. age drinking, with or without a watch. budget you may be on. karaoke along with your For three bucks you can make a fake ID, can start at $150 or 30 Travel south on S.C. friends. The Astro typically shows night of it. Grab a bag of pop- days in jail. Highway 123 to get to Seneca blockbuster movies that have Fast Break, on Hwy. 93 corn, pop in the movie, and veg Depending on the individ- Cinemas. Once you are in been out for two to three weeks, (near Winn Dixie), is home to out, alone or with friends. ual, the fine and punishment can Seneca and after a red light or but the low cost of admission Clemson's only full-sized pool There are plenty of interest- rise to about $350 and 9 weeks two, the theater will be on your will most likely make up for the tables. Featuring nightly activi- ing things for the underage stu- in PTI doing community service left, across from Applebee's short wait. ties such as open mic night and dent to do while at Clemson. and attending counseling. At restaurant. Regardless of which theater karaoke, Fast Break is now And even though the urge to any rate, you will lose your dri- If a giant theater with mind- you choose, be sure to take open for lunch as well as dinner. grab that fake ID and go down- ving privileges within South boggling sound is more your advantage of the local movie There are several video town may be overwhelming, try Carolina, for approximately speed, Greenville's Carmike scene here in Clemson and catch rental locations in Clemson. to resist. three months. VII Theatres at McAlister a flick sometime.

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TYRONE WALKER The Tiger Town Observer is features, photography and art. duction and marketing. student media experience is a The University provides a the newest addition to the Students with an inclination Although Clemson does not foot-in-the-door for those seek- smorgasbord of media opportu- Clemson media family. The toward music can seek refuge at have a journalism program, the ing a career in journalism. nities for students seeking prac- newspaper is promoted as a the student-run radio station, tical experience outside the conservative journal of news WSBF. It is a non-commercial, classroom. They include The and opinion. educational, alternative radio Tiger and The Tiger Town TAPS is the official year- station that has been on the air Observer, the newspapers; book of the University. A staff since April 1960. The station is Join The Tiger TAPS, the yearbook; Chronicle, of 20 to 30 students is responsi- a 3,000-watt FM stereo station the literary magazine; Reveille, ble for recording the sights, whose signal can be picked up TYRONE WALKER Clemson community, The the entertainment magazine; activities and people that make from Greenville to Athens. Students seeking challeng- Tiger has developed into a Clemson Cable Network up the Clemson experience. The WSBF's open-door policy ing extracurricular activity, respected and revered news- (CCN), the television network; yearbook offers opportunities permits any University student extra cash or an opportunity to paper. and WSBF, the radio station. for students to become photog- to get involved. First-semester improve their communication A staff of more than 50 All media organizations are raphers, designers, writers and freshmen and transfer students skills are drawn to The Tiger. students, from all majors, has staffed and managed by section editors. can become members but must It serves as the voice for made The Tiger its home. Clemson students. They pride Reveille is the campus' fea- have a 2.0 GPR after their first Clemson students by covering The newspaper offers' themselves on developing stu- tures magazine. Reveille's pur- grading period. events, issues and concerns opportunities for students in dents with little or no experi- pose is to link the campus with Students can become that affect the student body news, features and sports writ- ence in media into valuable the community by focusing on licensed by the FCC after com- and the surrounding commu- ing. commodities. Depending on issues other print media may pleting the station's three-day nity. Students interested in their career aspirations, student have overlooked. broadcast course on operation Published weekly since design and photography also media members can gain practi- Students seeking a way to and management of the radio 1907, The Tiger is South will find a place at The Tiger. cal experience in writing, edit- express themselves can join station. The course is held at the Carolina's oldest college Since the newspaper is operat- ing, advertising, accounting, Chronicle, which is Clemson's beginning of each semester and newspaper. Ninety-eight per- ed solely by students, opportu- business, page layout and nationally-recognized literary summer session. cent of Clemson's more than nities for students to gain design and broadcasting. magazine. As a variety maga- Not only does WSBF allow 16,000 students read the experience in business, mar- Students involved in Clemson zine, Chronicle is dedicated to students joining the staff to newspaper. keting and advertising can be media are limited only by their providing a creative outlet for become disc jockeys but the sta- As students' main source found at The Tiger office, imaginations. student poetry, short fiction, tion offers opportunities in pro- of information about the located in the Student Union. I!??.?*/™?.J.1.?.^?... SUMMER ORIENTATION '96

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ANNA REEVES distance of campus. The Pot You know the drill, or you Belly Deli is famous for its will learn it soon anyway. Mom oversized portions of sandwich- calls and asks, "What have you es and soups. BLDMHE? been eating lately?" And, you Sardi's Den located in the It's simple! BLIMPIE fresh slices all sliced tomatoes, shredded lettuce hesitantly reply, "Well, actually, Winn Dixie parking lot on our meats and cheeses to give you and onions, all complemented with yesterday I skipped lunch, had a Hwy. 93, claims itself as "the the tastiest sub sandwich. We use a special oil and vinegar dressing pizza delivered for dinner [at place where the locals come to only top quality meats and cheeses and oregano seasoning. Come midnight], and then I ate what eat and meet." on fresh baked white on in and enjoy a fresh new way was left over for breakfast this Here in this tiny joint you or wheat bread with ofeating. morning." can get some of the best ribs "You what!" she screams. around, with a variety of other "Come home now!" choices to fill any size appetite. Okay, maybe this is an Both Keith Street Cafe and extreme example, but you get Niffer's Place offer nightly and the drift. happy hour specials. Every Moms, you probably are Tuesday is $1.99 burger night sure this won't happen, because at Niffer's. your kid got a meal plan, right? Every burger from 5 p.m. Wrong. Chances are after a until closing time is $1.99, from month of eating at one of the the All-American to the three on-campus cafeterias Rancher. (Harcombe, Schilleter and The Two restaurants in Clemson Clemson House) your, oh-so- and two in Pendleton fall into brilliant-but-hungry college stu- the category of "fine dining." dent will run, not walk to the Pixie and Bill's on Hwy. 123 nearest Waffle King (in and Calhoun Corners off Hwy. Pendleton, for those interested) 133, and Bravo's and The Lazy at 3 a.m., just to pig out on Islander of Pendleton all offer a greasy hamburgers, smothered fine dining atmosphere in an hashbrowns and steaming hot area full of bars, pubs and fast coffee. food joints. FREE It's not that the food at the If all else fails, with two Regular 6" BLIMPIE Sub Sandwich on-campus cafeterias has things slices of bread, one piece of with the purchase of any Sub Sandwich of equal or greater value. growing in it, but the selection cheese and an iron, a good is not that great and the serving 'grilled' cheese sandwich might Please present this coupon before ordering. Not valid if times are limited. just appear. Just like home... altered or duplicated. One order per coupon. One coupon per customer. Customer must pay any sales tax due. Not But not to worry, Clemson good in combination with any other offer. Cash value area has plenty of food choices For Fresh-Sliced Subs. 1/1000 of 1(2. Offer good at: in front of the new Winn Dixie A to offer the growing college stu- dent. From the fast food strip on Hwy. 123 to the local bars and restaurants in downtown Clemson and Pendleton, there is truly a variety of choices. For the quick, easy meal, try delivery. All the local pizza places deliver, including Papa John's, Par Cheezie's, Little Caesar's and Columbo's. Also delivering to the local area is the Comics D&D Chinese restaurant of down- DC, Marvel, Image, ¥ town, Canton Express. The Crow, Tick, Lots more. Canteen and The East Campus Magic

Store also deliver to on-campus ¥ addresses during certain hours, Manga although this is not included on Vampire your meal plan. For lunch or dinner, you can ¥ get fast food from any of the Graphic Novels Middle Earth restaurants in Clemson or travel ¥ to the square of Pendleton for a change of pace. Bags & Boards The Square is home to Ye DISCOVER Dice Olde Sandwich Shoppe, famous for making over 100 different kinds of sandwiches, from grilled cheese to a delicious chicken parmesan grilled sand- wich. Clemson also has a little Open 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. • Eight days a week sandwich shop within walking 102 North Clemson Ave. « Downtown Clemson • 654-2210 Page 6/THE TIGER SUMMER ORIENTATION '96 •111 Coming Soon Parking increases fees The Tiger's very own Web Site ARE YOU BRINGING ANNA REEVES of the individual towing compa- back into the parking situation. By now you have probably ny, not the University, to set this This includes maintenance of already received a registration price. existing parking lots, creation YOUR COMPUTER form for next year's parking Visitors spaces are allocated and construction of future lots permit; however, as a freshman throughout the campus; howev- and Administrative costs you probably don't know the er, visitors may also park in (salaries and equipment). TO SCHOOL ? University's parking laws. employee and students spaces With the recent creation of The parking permit fee for as necessary. the Clemson Area Transit the '96-97 school year will be No one, except those per- System, otherwise known at the You're going to need $48 for all students, both resi- sons in service vehicles, are CAT system, the parking viola- dents and commuters. This is a allowed to park in spaces tions have decreased, although raise of $6 from last year's fee marked for service purposes the actual effect is tough to pre- one, you know..* of $42. (these are the red spaces). dict, according to Granger. Fines for parking illegally There is a $10 charge for Visitors' passes can be Every Student Computes will vary with the severity of the parking overtime in all timed obtained for parents, family and violation. Students and employ- spaces. These include 30 minute friends at Parking Services lease a new laptop PC to you for ees parking in any parking spot spaces in front of Sikes and in (located in University Square), as little as $78* per month. without the correct sticker is the Horseshoe, and visitors' the Visitor's Center (located in cause for a $20 fine. spaces campus wide. Tillman Hall) and at the Obstructing traffic, parking Make sure to register your University police station. These Why Pay More ? on a lawn, or parking beside a vehicle with the University and may be obtained by non-stu- yellow curb will also get you a EVERY STUDENT COMPUTES, INC. obtain your sticker if parking on dents only for a predetermined 1101-G2 Washington Street, Box 183, Gainesville, Georgia 30501 $20 ticket. campus or else the fine for this length of time. According to the parking offense could be up to $60. According to Granger, there office, the University does Where does all this money are two "golden rules" to park- CALL 770-532-6941 reserve the right to tow your go? ing on campus. The first: do not Ask for Bob. vehicle if you are not in a space Joe Granger, director of parked in no-parking zones. The We honor American Express/DettaSkyMiles™/Discover/Mastercard/Optima/Visa, while obstructing traffic. parking services, said that the second: be aware of the laws "36 month open end lease. $2,808 total monthly payments plus taxes for Series 203. First month's Towing fees range from $55- payment due at lease inception. Option to purchase at lease end $209.90 plus taxes. Applicant money brought in from parking concerning your parking rights must hold one of the credit cards above and maintain a bank checking account. Applicant must be $85 and it is up to the discretion fees, fines and tickets goes right as students. at least 18 yrs old at lease inception.

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Textbook Reservation Form Instructions: • Complete the schedule below and return. • Phone reservations are accepted. May pay by phone charge. • Occasionally, professors change books, or you may change classes. Our refund policy allows you to make any changes necessary after you have attended classes. • We encourage you to call the textbook manager, Freda Webb, with any questions you have concern- ing this procedure or textbooks in general. Freda may be reached at 864-654-4022 or 864-654-2005 or Fax 864-654-4080 from 9am to 4pm, Monday through Friday.

WE ARE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ALL YEAR. Books will be available for pickup on August 19,1996. Earlier pickup is available upon request. Payment may be made by cash, check, or any major credit card when you pick up your books. We cannot accept Tiger Stripe. Make checks payable to SBS. Books not picked up before or on August 24,1996 will be returned to the shelf. Several fall book titles are available now. Ask for assistance.

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BI-LO SHOPPING CENTER - PENDLETON SUMMER ORIENTATION '96 THE TIGER/Page 9 Food for Thought A Part of Your Award Winning Dining Service! Clemson Dining Service, FFT #31 A Quick Look at Your Dining Service. We pride ourselves in meeting the dietary needs of Clemson Then round your day off with a delicious dinner. Our University students. We offer variety, service, quality and dinner menu offers the same special items as lunch; such as, convenience in every way for our students. Our dining serve Deli Bar, Salad Bar, Grill, etc. However, we change the entrees has been managed and constantly improved by ARAMARK and vegetables on the Cafe Features line. Clemson Dining Service This is just the beginning to our menu. In addition to our for the past 25 years. Clemson Dining Service offers a great variety in food and every day offerings, we have great monotony breakers, sea- In the two main dining halls, Harcombe Food Court and styles of service. The following are our different food service sonal buffets, weekly Premium Night and many others spe- Schilletter Dining Hall, we offer continuous feeding. We have locations, each unique in menu and presentation and they all cial breaks. All of our specials are posted on our monthly extended our hours to offer this convenient and exciting new accept the Tiger Stripe Account. service. This service begins at 7 a.m. with breakfast and runs bulletin boards at the dining hall entrance, listed in the "Food through dinner, 7 p.m. Then the dining halls reopen at 9:30 For Thought" article calendars, and listed in the monthly p.m. for a one hour cookie break. This concept compliments distribution calendars available at the dining hall entrance. our latest meal plan option, Unlimited Access. Dining Service is very involved in nutrition awareness. We know young adults tend to head straight for the We post general nutritional information for each menu item Harcombe Food Court refrigerator when they come home after a full day of work or served on the line. We promote our TYR (Treat Yourself & Schilletter Dining Hall are the large "board" cafeterias Right) items, which are designed for the especially nutrition play. With our Unlimited Access meal plan we want to where most students eat most of their meals and meet friends. The minded. For easy reference of TYR items pick up a monthly duplicate this ritual of "raiding the frig". This meal plan food served here offers something for every appetite, from traditional offers access to food from morning to night. distribution calendar. (The TYR items are all denoted by a dot.) fare to a huge salad bar to Continental cuisine such as Mexican and With any of our meal plans you can start the day off with Nutrition information can also be found on our Nutrition Oriental dishes. a good breakfast. Our breakfast includes: hot cereal, cooked to Board (one per cafeteria). We also have Nutrition Informa- Our Treat Yourself Right program provides items designed for order omelets, make your own waffles, bagels, six kinds of tion Centers at each cafeteria which contain various nutri- those who wish to monitor their intake of sodium, fat and cholesterol. juices, milk, fresh fruit, three kinds of fresh baked pastries, tional brochures. Once a week, the house is packed for our Premium Night—steak or three breakfast meats, 20 kinds of cold cereal, muffins, and For complete meal plan information and general informa- seafood entrees. With the exception of Premium Night, both Harcombe and Schilletter offer an all-you-can-eat format. gravy and biscuits. tion about our other food establishments, review our dining Look for the board plan menu calendars in our monthly "Food For brochure, "Do you want unlimited access to food? We have it After a busy morning of classes, regain your strength Thought" article and pick one up at the dining hall entrances. during lunch. Choose from these offerings: three hot entrees, all, the choice is yours!", in your orientation packet. four vegetables and two starches; a Grill with the always Thanks for your attention and Welcome to Clemson Uni- The ClemSOn HOUSe offers a contemporary cafeteria with a versity. We look forward to serving you! popular hamburger and french fries; a Deli Bar with choice of more personal touch. Many items can be made-to-order including four hot sandwiches, six cold sliced meats, four cheeses and grilled steaks, hamburgers, chicken, roast beef and deli sandwiches. four breads; a 96-item Salad Bar; a Pasta Bar with three choices The Clemson House always has a variety of entrees, fresh veg- of entrees; and even a Pizza Bar. (Pasta and Pizza Bars are only etables, pasta and sauces, and delicious homemade desserts. Be sure available at Harcombe.) to try our Sunday Brunch, especially when friends or family are in town. Students can use their meal plan here, either as a cash equivalency to purchase a meal on an a-la-carte basis or by selecting the student special. Look for the Clemson House menu calendars in our monthly "Food ATTENTION For Thought" article and pick one up as you exit the dining hall. Talk to Us! The Canteen is for the student on the run, or as an alternative to PARENTS! The goal of Clemson Dining Service is to provide the highest quality products and service within our budget. If you are not satisfied with the dining halls. It features deli sandwiches, freshly-made hamburg- 'Something from Home' your dining experience, please discuss it with the manager. We want ers, Mexican items, Itza Pizza, Chick-fil-A, ice cream, and Gretel's to know how we can improve our service to you. Bakery. It also has a variety of prepackaged salads, cold beverages, We use a variety of methods to solicit customer input. Comment candy and snacks. Want to do something unique for your student's birthday, as cards and suggestion boxes are available at all dining locations and a study booster, or just because you are thinking of them? location managers respond to every comment. Our "Meet the Man- FemOW Street Cafe is similar to the Canteen in offerings Then send them "Something from Home." ager" program brings the location managers into the dining rooms to such as sandwiches, hamburgers, Pizza Hut Express, baked goods "Something from Home" items are freshly baked in our a different location each month to sit with a group of students and and salad-by-the-ounce. kitchens, individually prepared, and personalized with a discuss their likes and dislikes and ask for comments and concerns. message from you. Your choices include birthday cakes, We conduct a survey each semester to give us another indicator of the L. J. Fields is our on campus restaurant located in the University pizza grams, gourmet cookies, pizza parties, and much level of customer satisfaction. Union. This upscale, full service restaurant is a comfortable meeting more. We do all of these things because we care what you think and your place for faculty and staff at lunch time and a popular spot for students Call us at (864) 656-2236 from 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday thru opinion does make a difference. Please talk to us—help us serve you! at night. Friday for more information on how to order your special Ask to speak to a manager or use the phone numbers on the back of L.J.'s fare includes hot appetizers, specialty salads, pastas, a wide treat. Look for our "Something from Home" brochure. It has our dining service brochure. array of sandwiches, and fresh baked desserts. been enclosed in your orientation packets and will be mailed to you later this summer. SeaSOnS By The Lakeisafullservicefinediningrestaurant. Our menu features fresh South Carolina products served in an atmo- sphere that will prove to make any occasion perfect.

East Campus Convenience Store offers convenience Do you want items seven days a week during regular school sessions. Li'l Dino Subs UNLIMITED ACCESS to food? and Taco Bell Express are open each evening until midnight. CATS Shop is a mini-convenience store that offers a wide Our newest meal plan allows you to do just that. You may enter the cafeteria anytime you selection of beverages, candy, snacks and other "grab-n-go" items. want, grab a snack on the way to your 8 o'clock class, and come back and eat a full breakfast when class is over. Snack all day or eat three meals a day. The choice is yours. More complete information about Clemson Dining Service is available in our The ultimate in flexibility. With our other meal plans you may only enter once during each "Do you want unlimited access to food?..." brochure. established meal period.

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