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Introductory seminar
week, which ran from September 2 8, was a great success and has
provided a positive base of experience for first-year students as they
begin the 2002/03 academic year. Intro-week staff echoed Jeanne's sentiments. At week's end Traill College co-chair Bryan Henderson commented that the week had been "awesome" and "amazing." He also felt that "the whole process is great. All of the first-year kids are having such a great time. They all have smiles on their faces and are getting involved. It really makes a difference. In my first year, intro-week really made my year and I think it's great to support your college and residence." Otonabee
College co-chair Andrea Carter was enthusiastic, also: "The first
years are really cool and the week went really well, and it's all because
of Jeanne," she said with a smile as she wrapped her arm around Jeanne's
shoulders. The
Office of Student Affairs was pleased to see first-year students settle
into residences for introductory seminar week, and was able to deal effectively
with the housing crunch that occurred as a result of the increase in student
numbers this year. Extra residence space was created by re-working existing
residences and a wing was also opened for Trent students at Masters
College & Seminary (formerly Eastern Pentecostal Bible College).
Photo 1: Enthusiastic first-year Lady Eaton College students at the Great Race on Thursday, September 5. Left to right: Ashley Ylitalo, Connor Marsh, Brayden Hamilton-Smith, Noal Davies and Andrew Fhito. Photo 2: Amiga Katrina Prodan gets 'pied' by one of her amigees at a carnival held at Traill College on Friday, September 6. Other events at the carnival included a dunk tank, basketball toss and live music. Back to Daily News Archive |
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