Each one of us will be making sense of our weeks with homework, classes, exercise, or club meetings. Once this somewhat ominous schedule sets in, we will see the same people at the same time on the same day of the week every week. After you have attended Berry for two years, you might begin to notice that regularity runs rampant here.
Nothing ever seems to change except the faculty.
I believe that this routine behavior stems from a collective acceptance of traditional standards set by former students and Berry College's own Big Brother. While many of the established standards, such as student government, volunteer organizations and student media are positive actions initiated by thoughtful students, none of them currently provide the forum for raising awareness of various social issues that are often ignored or simply denied at Berry. One group that refused to be ignored last year is not abiding by the precedent set by Berry's Big Brother several years ago. For students who are not aware, and I am guessing this encompasses 95 percent of you, several students attempted to start a group named Gay and Lesbian Awareness Society five years or so ago. The sole purpose of this organization was to raise awareness, in order to further acceptance of a completley legitimate lifestyle.