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Students met people they normally would not have

contact with, forming long-lasting friendships.

After a while, college can start air” to students. planned in Cathcart. “Home

to drag, the monotony of At the beginning of the Sweet Home” was the first

classes and study set in, and semester, social events were dinner. Faculty and staff

busy schedules are filled with planned for freshmen, such as members served the students

school work. The college roller skating and a boat a variety of homemade des­

leaders understood the need cruise. As Philip Bowen serts. Amanda Bowles said,

for a change of pace in the stated, “I enjoyed being able “I love the Home Sweet

students’ schedules, so various to meet new people, espe­ Home dinner because it al­

social events were held cially girls, at the beginning lows us to get to know our

throughout the year. They of the year. These social teachers in a new way.” Dur­

were a great break in the daily events are a great time to hang ing these planned social out­

routine of school. Whether out and relax with friends in ings, students met new

it was a dinner social or an a casual environment.” people. Jeff Kime said, “1

off-campus activity, these Throughout the year, have met most of my good

events were a “breath of fresh special thematic dinners were friends at these events.”

With pizza in hand and

smiles on their faces, students

enjoy camp night in the gym.

Enjoying a relaxing dinner The event was held so students

in Cathcart Hal!, Philip Bowen, could talk with camp directors

Derek Howard, Justin from all over the country about

Hammond, Shannon Hitchcock, serving the Lord in the camp

Katie Wahlberg, and Rebecca ministry.

Vanderwerf spend the time

catching up on the events of the

day. Throughout the year, the

social committee hosted various

thematic dinners.

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