"Our parents know where they're going and we don't." Double-legacy students Erin Hurley '07 and Chris Davis '07.
Josh Keough '04, (left), a resident advisor for Boswell Hall, and Kwame Yankson '04, a resident advisor for Appleby Hall, lend each other a hand moving into North Quad
Summer is typically a season of rest for CMC fields and lawns, which are greened-up with extra watering, planting, and seeding before winter sports kick in.
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September 2003
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Double Take:
What do Erin Hurley '07 and Christopher Hunt Davis '07 have in common? Both students followed in the footsteps of both sets of parents, enrolling at CMC, becoming the College's first double-legacy students.
Northern Exposure:
Expansion of CMC's North Quad, one of the oldest quadrangles on campus, finishes in time for fall semester 2003. The improvements include four new "pods" adding 32 beds, student lounges, and upgraded washing machines and dryers operating on a debit system.
Spring Cleaning:
Prepping Ducey Gym and its athletics staff for the fall semester is as much a mental exercise as a lesson in safety and aesthetics.
So, you want to be an R.A.?
Read more about the training that goes into making resident advisors.
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