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I UM Turns 70 by MARK PEIKIN Each Crisis, the Community Showed Its Strength and News Editor Leaped Them with Olympic Style and Grace WWfirst ••— n6 IMPRESSIO VOLUME 74 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI • CORAL GABLES, FLA SUMMER 1996 Tradition Continues I UM turns 70 By MARK PEIKIN each crisis, the community showed its strength and News Editor leaped them with Olympic style and grace. Vice President of Student Affairs Dr. William R. In the past 31 years, Butler has witnessed and con­ Butler is often teased that he is older than the tributed to the construction of many new buildings University of Miami. In fact, the University will cele­ and facilities that are enjoyed by the members of this brate its 70th anniversary in October, and Butler will community. begin his 32nd year at UM. UNIVERSITY CENTER UM opened its doors on October 15, 1926, five The Whitten University Center opened its doors in months after Butler was born in Robinson, 111. 1965. the same year Butler came to UM. The Center, Seventy years later, with Butler's assistance, this which houses 165 student groups, the swimming pool. small commuter college has become a major research International Lounge, Flamingo Ballroom, Ticket university. Master. Pizza Hut, convenience store, arcade and pool "The University did not really come alive in the hall, is utilized by students on a daily basis. modern sense until after World War II," said Butler. RATHSKELLER Many students, including Butler, left the service The Charles Gautier Rathskeller was dedicated in following the war in seek of a college education. 1972. Frequenting the student run restaurant and club Soldiers who had been training in Miami enjoyed has become an important student tradition. Most its beautiful weather and magnificent palm trees. undergraduates can be found hanging out at the "Rat," Butler said they figured, "Hey, I want to go back to especially Thursday Promo Nights. Miami There's a little college down there called the RESIDENTIAL COLLEGES University of Miami," and so, "that's where they In the four years from 1984 through 1988, UM's came.' five residential colleges became operational. Through Nearly 6,(XX) veterans enrolled at UM in 1946. The the residential college system, professors live in the sleepy college of a about 1,(KK) students suddenly residence halls with the students. These professors, blossomed into a major university. called Resident Masters sponsor events to bridge the UM did not become a major research university by gap between living and learning. resting on its laurels and hurdles have certainly pre­ TOPPEL CENTER sented themselves. A hurricane almost prevented the The Toppel Career Planning and Placement Center university from opening its doors in 1926 and another, was completed in 1995. Experienced advisors at the in 1992, devastated the campus. Yet, in the face of Center help students with internships, resumes, and lIV! I ORIENTATION '96 Welcome Hurricanes! By LOUIS FLORES tunity for students who want to get Dear New Students: Staff Writer involved on campus as they are lhe T99(> FALL ORIENTATION Welcome to the. University of Miami! Getting freshman and new transfer key players in Orientation. I am delighted that you witt be joining us soon, and I (ook students adjusted to the next major In order to meet the individual Participating in Orientation activities pail of their life — college life — is needs of incoming freshmen, the first offers new UM students the chance to get forward to meeting each of you. Mrs. Foote and I wilt have what Orientation is all about. day of Orientation consists of stu­ to familiarize themselves with their new dents residing in the residential col­ the pleasure once again of fiostiruj a picnic at our house for Orientation, a week-long program school. laking place Aug. 20-26, is held by leges, international students, com­ ait incoming students August 28. This tradition is a won­ the University in order to assist muters, and transfers registering with Following are some of the events incoming freshmen and transfer stu­ their corresponding orientation planned for Orientation: derful way for us to start the school year and meet you and dents through the transition phase groups. hundreds of other new members of the University of Miami they experience once they arrive on According to Cynthia Nolan Patey, • CANE KICK OFF: 6 p.m., Aug. 25. A campus. director of Orientation, Commuter pep rally where new students are intro­ family from all 50 states aiut 110 foreign countries. President Edwart T. Foole II said Student Affairs, and the Leadership duced to the student-athletes, cheer­ students can expect to learn a lot Program, freshmen should attend leaders, band and Sebastian the Ibis. To those of you coming from afar, I extend, as wed, a wel­ ahout UM. Orientation for a variety of reasons They will also learn the Alma Mater and come to South Florida. Tou will find ours a fascinating, "First, they will learn a great deal that will benefit them. fight song, "Hail to the Sprit of Miami U." about their new university. Second, "It's an opportunity lor them to get complex community, an internationat' crossroads of increas­ Orientation has been organized and to know studenls who may become • DEANS' MEETINGS: Times vary ing global significance. fine-tuned for new students." Foote their life-long friends. They have an depending on school or college, Aug. said. "Third, it provides many oppor­ opportunity to get to know a lot more 26. Students will meet President Enjoy the summer. We foort/orwarti to seeing you soon. tunities to meet new friends at their about the University before classes Edward T. Foote II, and they will also be Cordially, new home." start," she said introduced to the dean and professors The President's Picnic, held annu­ "They get an opportunity to get of their respective school or college. Edward T. Foote II ally by Foote and his wife. Roberta, resources that are available to them is an excellent opportunity foi stu­ that will be Invaluable the whole • CANE INVOLVEMENT FAIR: 4 p.m., President dents to meet the President. time they are here." Aug. 26. Students will be able to learn When asked if he was eager io host Sludents >'ho have attended about campus clubs and organizations. another President's Picnic. Foote Orientation in previous years have responded, "It's absolutely one of the fond memories of their first impres­ • ORIENTATION SEMINAR SERIES: Faculty members honored besl days of my year." sions of the University. "I met a lot Aug. 27 to 28. Students will learn about Orientation, a student-run event, is of people throi'gh orientation before a variety of issues relating to their col­ Sports may be exciting and Ihe city of from five different schools of the a success due to the efforts of the i lasses started. That really helped me lege experience. Miami intriguing, hut what truly makes a University. staff, which is made up of adjust to being in a new place." said difference at the University of Miami is Inside this section will be profiles of Orientation Assistants (OA's), sophomore lleen Sanchez. • UNIVERSITY RESOURCE FAIR: the faculty. these individuals, as well as the deans and Orientation Coordinators i(K"«,) and If students or parents have any Noon, August 28. A review of the ser­ One of the ways UM recognizes the various professors of their schools. four Program Coordinators (PC's). questions about events taking place vices on campus available to students. achievements and dedication ol its proles These individuals are the reason behind These students are volunteers who during Orientation, they should con- sors and ledums is through Ihe UM's academic tradition and growing are committed to the mission of lad CyMBia Nolan Patey al (305)- Excellence in Teaching Awards. prestige. Take a look at who they are - Orientation, ll is an excellent oppor­ 284-6399. LOUIS FLORES/SI.Ht Writer This year, seven teachers were honored and what they've accomplished. SPORTS LIFESTYLES s.ltlsU tt to il anil lists oi plai e \\ ill guick http://www.hurricane.miami.edu Page 2A»THE FIRST iMPRESSJON'Summer 1996 BEHIND THE SCENES William Butler: Mr. UM We must try to teach our students each day how to live better/f By MARK PEIKIN said Butler. "It was the biggest birthday party I've opportunity to participate in such programs as News Editor ever had." FunDay, in which 300 mentally handicapped South For the past 31 years. Vice UM students have long been celebrating Butler's Florida citizens are paired with 300 UM students Presideni of Student Affairs contributions to their community, most recently the Other popular programs include Habitat for William R. Butler has been George A. Smathers Wellness Center. Humanity, Amnesty International and Teach for addressing the question, "How do One of Butler's dreams became a reality February America. we as 'teachers' change the lives of 6, 1996, when ihe University dedicated the $14 mil­ Third, Butler said he encourages students to enjoy our students?" lion Wellness Center. the diversity and mutual respect for one another "We must try to teach our Butler said he advises students to give attention to found at UM. students each day how to live their mind and body during leisure time. When Butler joined the UM administration 31 better, and how to experi­ "We have a pool over there, all the exercise years ago, a mere 200 international students and ence more productive, equipment and an indoor track so there's no reaso,-, only a handful of African-American students attend­ socially responsible and students should be unhealthy on this campus," ed. joyous lives," said Butler. Butler said. One of the first things Butler did was to embark Since 1965, Butler has Butler, who attends to the well-being of the stu­ on a program of world-wide recruitment.
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