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THE BATTALION THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1978 Page 5 ^Orientation helps parents L a ving home to attend college is i'l i(j en frightening to the student, but pn 1 "wfj traumatic for the parents as nninty Coiiuj. says Dr. Ronald Lewis, assis- [director of the Academic Coun- ling Center at Texas A&M Uni- About 40 percent of the parents of incoming freshmen attend the orientation programs held during the summer, but Lewis thinks it would be best if all parents at tended. He feels the program not only aids parents, but also allows the university to make personal contact with the family, giving Texas A&M a better understanding of student needs. Aggie Blood Drive i April 3, 4, Aggie Blood Drive Sign Up Dates March 28, 29, 30 jhat is why this university in- des both students and parents in [freshman orientation program,” Lewis. Tt helps reduce anx- He says parents are able to make ersonal contact with university fconnel who will be associated Lith their son or daughter during he student s academic career. Bse deans, departmental advisers p 0ltt#) J| faculty members are available to risit with the family and answer Istions the parents or student have. Texas A&M pioneered the]parent-student summer orienta tion program and limits the atten- ■ce to 200 per session. Freshmen ignis I attend as a pre-enrollment re- Hrement. ■Parents are usually more aware ! ijfwhat is going on during orienta- T , ^lon than students,” says Lewis. •SiHHdents, he explains, are usually $|f§| too excited to gather all the informa- •$! tion given during the program. The •SS parents are more concerned about •[p what the university has to say be- iuse it will affect them as well as their student. :B,ewis says parents, once aware of facilities such as the Academic j, jKOiinseling Center, will urge their son or daughter to take advantage of | the service if needed. Students get lost in the maze of school- ^Jrk and other activities and don’t Bize the university employs ad- brs to help them with personal Ind academic problems. Embrey’s Jewelry We Specialize In Aggie Rings. Diamonds Set — Sizing — Reoxidizing — All types watch/jewelry Repair Aggie Charge Accounts 5:30 8 46-58 1 6 % Petal Patch Complete Florist" FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS POT PLANTS ^ WEDDINGS — CORSAGES ^Conveniently located across from campus^ p707 Texas Phase II 846-6713 i APRIL FOOLS SPECIAL! With every Purchase of $7.50 or more get a FREE PLANT from selected group. 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