Basically it was the council that overlooked dorm life,
or I don't think we're supposed to call it dorm, student housing or whatever the proper term was,
but basically if there was an issue, say
something as serious as if there's something wrong with a particular building that needed to be addressed,
even something as fun as making sure the common areas had a new big screen TV.
We would host different get-togethers on different parts of the campus so the students on campus would have different events to attend.
One of my favorite things, actually one of my favorite events that we ever did,
was a block party right in front of the student center.
That was one of the first things actually myself and Darryl Willie, who was president I believe two years after I was,
we put it together and it was so fun to put something like that together because we made little cheesy flyers
and we went out and we told everybody we were going to have Kool-Aid at this block party.
We got food donated by the dining hall, of all places, and people showed up. We had a DJ.
I think five hundred people showed up and it was all because Darryl and I went around passing out these cheesy little flyers,
and it ended up being a lot of fun, so a lot of different things that we did in Inter-Residence Council.