“I was once told that if you’re a freshman and you want the teacher’s attention you should sit in the front row. Since then I sit near the front, but not the front row.”
-Sarah Russo, undeclared, sophomore
“I like the wall to lean on because sometimes the class gets long and I need to sleep.
“Riding a bike is pretty fun, but you have to watch out for cars.”
– Jason Klucik, physics, sophomore
“I usually go out with friends and have a few drinks. I sip on them, pretty much.”
– Shannon Wiley, English/psychology, senior
“Dance.
“It makes me want to skip class.”
Rebecca Rasche, sociology, junior
“It makes me want to get in my car and drive to Canada.”
Sarah Lord, undeclared, sophomore
“Makes me feel ready for summer.”
Mat Leighton, music, junior
“It’s making going to classes a lot harder,”
Kristin MacCaffray, media studies, junior
“It’s kind of made me want to be outside more and absorb the sun.
“I’m ready to vote. The only thing I don’t know is who’s running. They should make that available to people.”
-Heidi Colburn, social work, junior
“I’m not going to vote. I have no idea who’s running.”
-Anna Patkus, English, senior
“I’m not going to vote because I don’t know anything about it.
“When I was young, my mom used to give me something to bring to the teachers. It made me feel so embarrassed.”
Pat Rivard, criminal justice, sophomore
“I remember in school we used to put cards in little mail boxes for each other. Everybody sat down and opened them up, and there was all this candy.
“I think on the whole they do a great job. But I think they tend to drag things out a bit.”
Brian Walsh, undeclared, sophomore
“I’d like to see more musical and theatrical performances. Not just on campus, but in the surrounding area like Portland, just in case people are looking for something to do.
“I would definitely go with pants, but dressy pants.”
Kate Whitelaw, undeclared, sophomore
“Shirt and tie. I’d be funny about my outfit. But colorful and I’d probably wear a hat.”
Steve Maxim, therapeutic recreation, sophomore
“If people would get dressed up for it , would I go with the flow?”
Beth Tatro, therapeutic recreation, senior
“I’d definitely wear a suit.
Lorrayne Carroll, English: “She’s really involved with individual students. She makes you feel welcome and she has a wealth of knowledge.”
Kristina Soboleski, English, junior
Elizabeth Peavey, public speaking: “She’s the most enthusiastic, well-spoken professor I’ve ever had.
“I stopped making New Year’s resolutions three years ago.”
Julie Tormey, liberal arts, freshman
“I actually don’t have any.”
Kevin Vincent, art, senior
“It didn’t really cross my mind.”
Chris Blackden, geography, senior
“Quit smoking.
“Absolutely no parking whatsoever. I seriously see space as a big issue because we’re getting bigger.”
Melissa Jones, nursing, junior
“I think it will have a lot more developed programs.”
Jesse Wertheim, early studies program
“I think we’ll see a lot of older students as we go along.
This question is kind of a double-edged sword. I guess [Thanksgiving] ignores the fact…