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Family Affair

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are apparent across campus. There

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are nearly thirty sets of siblings, and
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several students have parents who are either .••>• ® » s > y&Z^'ys' '•'
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members or students. Jack and Jep

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nifer Hughes are resident students which Dr.
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Jack Hughes enjoys because "it's
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really quiet at home, but they al-

Pi Senior Elizabeth

ways come around when they need KemP and her sister

money." The number of Sarlos on Sophia, a sopho-

more, have spent

campus grew to five when mother two years at college
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together. Not only

Diane and brother Justin joined did they share

classes with each
Jesse, Rose, and Darla. other, they were

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roommates as well.
Such family support is no longer "Most sisters find it

unique on campus. Whether for difficult to live to-

sentimental reasons or for conve- gether, but I enjoy

it," Elizabeth said. "I

nience, having family at college is like having some­

one to talk to. It's

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here when I
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oney!"

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The Sarlos didn't let

college separate
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them from each

other. Darla, Jesse,

Diane, Justin, and

a Rose get together
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i for a group hug be­

fore the fine arts

program. Jokingly

, "We're

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all here because

we're not all there!"

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