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They Couldn’t Leave Home Without It PHOTOs: DANIELLA ZALCMAN ’09 move-in day can be a traumatic experi- ence, and not just for parents. For some students, it marks the first time they will be living away from home for an extended period of time. Volunteers from the New Student Orientation Program make the move-in process run remarkably smoothly, but there comes a time when goodbyes are said, more than a tear or two is shed, and parents and students go their separate ways. As first-year students settle into unfamiliar quarters in resi- dence halls such as Carman and John Jay, we asked, What one special thing did you bring with you to remind you of home? “Music is the one thing I definitely know I want to study here. If I could only bring one thing with me to college, it would be my keyboard.” Gabriel Ray, 17, Baltimore Columbia CollEgE Today ”I’m a runner, so I like to stay healthy. Oatmeal is really warm and comforting and I made it for breakfast every day at home, so hopefully I’ll keep that up in college.” Laura Vigilante, 18, Brookside, N.J. “Ratatouille is the one movie I always watched with my friends when I was sad or unhappy. I couldn’t leave it at home.” Andrew Wright,18, Parsippany, N.J. “I’ve always wanted to be a composer and it was really important to me that I could bring my clarinet to college.” solomon Hoffman, 18, Port Washington, N.Y. “My family is very important to me and I’m going to miss them — but I’ll go home to visit every couple weekends.” Bolivar Charles, 18, White Plains, N.Y.
Columbia CollEgE Today THEY COuLDN’T LEAVE HOME WITHOuT IT ”A really good friend gave me this poster of Jessica Biel and I’ve always had it in my room. I think it’ll fit in well here.” Juan Ocampo, 18, Bogota, Colombia “I’m not really a photo person, but I brought this one picture so I can always keep my family in front of me when I’m away.” Zahra Bhaiwala, 18, Boston NOvEMBER/DECEMBER 2010 15
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