Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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■ •■1 ■ ■ 11 llll till p ilil ■III llll w l! ' ! ■( ' f M Ever i,hing they told us could have been mailed in a letter instead of sitting through all those meetings. M.H. Time was so close together that there wasn ' t time to think; confusion. J.C. I thought that the Big Sister-Little Sister deal was a good way for everyone to get to know each other. B.P. Efficient about moving in. The Big Sis-Little Sis was a good thing. Big Sisters were someone the Freshmen could turn to when we were lost. B.W. It is better than having to stand in drop-add lines that are a mile long as they are at Carohna. C.N. They keep you so busy you forget about getting homesick. M.A.B. Ridiculous! Meetings! Big Sis-Little Sis was a good thing. The Big Sisters helped you meet more people. D. P. I thought that the majority of the sophomores were very helpful in helping the fresh- men move in! The first day of school things were pretty well organized. N.P. For some people the Big Sis-Little Sis activities were good, but for some it was a flop. The sophomores on our hall helped us more. P.G. Orientation scared me to death. E.G. What meetings? P.F. I cried all registration. M.O. Registration was so confusing, V.P. It scared me, all that rush, rush, rush. P.B. I liked the sophomores helping us move in. B.C. I never saw my Big Sister! D.W. I don ' t have any complaints. B.S.

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