The Living and Learning Program really got us acclimated into campus life
so I think that was really a pretty good launching platform.
Basically it was in Berry Dorm.
It was a small group, I think there were eighty-some of us,
and they had special programming, various speakers come in, people on campus telling us what was available.
I think they probably had a few extra graduate students that were doing extra things with us.
Then we got a lot of cultural stuff
and then there were some classes, like our common English classes,
where they were taught in the dorm so the professor would come there and it would be a relatively small group,
which your freshman classes don't tend to be small groups.
That was really a very good program and you had counselors that were really going the extra mile to get students involved.
Now of course it was all male in that day. I guess that's one thing that some of the viewers might not appreciate,
that you couldn't have women in the dorm and of course guys couldn't go in the girls' dorms and that sort of thing, so a little bit different than it is today.