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Resch, Keith
Rhyne, Pegeen
Rlaski, Lauren
Richman, Suzanne
Riley.
Allison
Rlmkunas. Michael
Rock.
Pat 1cla
Rockwell,
iv.
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Rodgers,
Mell•
.sa
Rappe, Jenr 1fer
Ros.ci '.ralg
Rubenstein, Kim
Rueca. Maria
Russell, Shaw
Salcedo,
fdward
Salemo, Mariana
Samson, Jason
Sanchez, Christina
Late nights on
call, making
personal
sacrifices and
acting as a
referee
in
periodic
disputes come
with the territory
of being an R.A.
THE
FRESHMAN
R.A.'S
[l@_::u __
228___.
From move-in day to the
dreadful knock on the door
for being too loud,
R.A.'s
had
a wide range of responsibil–
ities. They were
there
if
you got
sick to bring
you your food
and to plan ac–
tivities with
brother/sister
halls.
R.A.'s
held weekly meetings
and program events for their
residents. All of this In an at-
tempt to provide opportuni–
ties for residents to Interact
with one another and to en–
sure a tranquil environment
for them to live,
study, and en–
joy college life!
Being an
R.A.
requires dedi-
cation and the
desire to assist
fellow students
In adjusting to campus life.
Their contributions are price–
less!