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Sharon Rose Enterline

St. Petersburg, FL

English Education

Psi Theta Epsilon

Bradley Erickson

Brainerd, Ml

General Studies

Kapp lota Alpha
Dorm Life

Cultivates

Michel Evans

Durham, NC

Pre-Medicine

Kappa lota Alpha

Kevin Everitt

Quakertown, PA

Interdisciplinary Studies

Sigma Gamma Chi

Daily devotions. Cramming for exams. Sleeping. Talking

to family back home. These are a few of the typical scenes

Michael Fichter

in the dorms. For new students, dorm life can be stressful Elma, NY

Information Systems

because of the new people, surroundings, and re­ “My favorite Management

Kappa Iota Alpha
sponsibilities. Soon students begin to get in the thing about Tarryn Fisher

routine and dorm life takes on a new meaning. Pembroke Pines, FL
dorm life is General Studies

Dorms provide a family atmosphere where Sigma Delta Chi
our Friday

students can kick back, relax, and have fun. Se­

night wres­

nior Heather Monteith said, “I love living in my Melanie Fitzgerald

tling matches St. Petersburg, FL

unit. The girls are so willing to help each other, Physical Education

in Merritt’s. Lambda Chi Delta

and we get along really well. It doesn’t matter if Jeffrey Fuller

They provide Lakeland, FL
we’re doing devos or just hanging around in the Accounting

good enter­ Pi Alpha Kappa

lounge-we just enjoy each other’s company. I

don’t want to graduate!” tainment. It’s

Keith Lundquist said, “We always have fresh­ incredible!” Jonathan Fusco

John Peek Sebring, FL
men running around in the halls making noise. Business

Sometimes it gets loud, and sometimes it doesn’t smell great, Kappa lota Alpha

Marta Galdamez

but I get to hang out with all my friends every day.” Port Richey, FL

Interdisciplinary Studies

Alpha Theta Omega

Jessica Wiedeman massages
Tara Gallo

Heather Hall’s shoulders as Clearwater, FL

they take a break from school Elementary Education

work. “The long hours I spend Phi Beta Rho

reading, researching, taking Stacey Gamble

Charleston, SC
notes, and typing papers take

I Biology
their toll on my mind and my
Sigma Delta Chi
I
back. After doing this for three

years, Jessica and I have

made back massages a tradi­

tion. We do our homework Britney Geesaman

/ and then meet up in our dorm Mt Pleasant, PA

room to beat the knots out of Psychology

each other's backs. This is Psi Theta Epsilon

Nicole Gibson
the only reason I’ve made it through college! At least Jess and I

Telford, PA
have contingency plans for our lives. If all else fails, we can just
Psychology
become a professional masseuse,” Heather said. Psi Theta Epsilon

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