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Terrah Leech

Arriving on campus, whether for first time

s e m e ste r, b students or those returning to begin another

A V \r. a v \ year, involves many new adjustments. Be­

tween leaving family and friends really made me feel at home, and
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f sctvcbLow w lv L k behind, a seemingly endless they are mostly freshmen as well

amount of unpacking, worrying so we were all clueless together,”

about new roommates and new Andrea Nasse said as she remem-

f°V friends, or simply getting ad- the first few days of her col-

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first week is hectic but exciting.

“Coming to Clearwater

I was really excited. Al­

though I wouldn’t be

able to see my family

and friends, I couldn’t

wait to get here. Once I

got here I realized I

didn’t know anyone ex­

cept my cousin Bryana.

It was great getting to

know a lot of new

people. My unit mates

Stefanie Spitilli unpacks her

belongings in order to make

her dorm room her home

away from home. At begin­

ning of the year everyone

gets to meet all the new

At the close of the opening people and reunite with

night of the Christian Life classmates and friends.

Conference, Christian

Collich talks with Dr. Mark

Minnick about his sermon.

The Christian Life Confer­

ence is a spiritual boost to Kyle Johnson, along with

the beginning of the year. many other students,

stands in line during regis­

tration day. This process,

however important it may

be, can be very tiresome.