Images of O-Week

<p>straight from the website:</p>

<p>2009</a> Rice O-Week Photos</p>

<p>2009? Says 2010 …</p>

<p>thats 2010 for sure. probably wrong name on the link</p>

<p>Oh - I loved watching the slide show! Didn’t spot DS helping students move in, but got to see some of what goes on at the first night ceremony. I hope they are having a great O-Week! :)</p>

<p>Oh my it looks so nice :)</p>

<p>Thank you for sharing this link. For those of us who have just become empty nesters, it is especially nice to see these pictures. Will the link be up-dated through out the week?</p>

<p>i believe so. Each college also has a photographer normally (a student who takes pictures) so you should be able to get a lot of college specific pics from your son/daughter</p>

<p>We actually saw our son in one of the pics after we got home from Houston. What a thrill!</p>

<p>Some more pictures</p>

<p>[Rice</a> Matriculation '10 - a set on Flickr](<a href=“http://www.■■■■■■■■■■/photos/34386405@N00/sets/72157624616095515/]Rice”>Rice Matriculation '10 | Flickr)</p>

<p>I need to get off this site; it makes me miss O-Week too much.</p>

<p>Check out the video of matriculation
[YouTube</a> - Rice Matriculation](<a href=“- YouTube”>- YouTube)
Very cool with the fireworks</p>

<p>Oh, they are having a great O-Week! My O-Week advisor son touched base with me a few times already. He is just having a ball with his freshmen. He loves matriculation and scavenger hunt as much as when he was a freshman. The slide show and youtube video are so great. I know I’ll still be scouring for O-Week photos in hopes of spotting him.</p>

<p>Any new places to see photos or videos. The one photo with our son, he was smiling widely, which made us feel happy.</p>

<p>Proudparent, Antarius mentioned that each residential college likely has an assigned photographer … why not e-mail your son’s college coordinator or his college masters and ask if they have any photos. (Of course, this is a pretty busy time for them, making sure everyone’s settling in smoothly, etc.) </p>

<p>Meanwhile, there’s yet another solution … while I’m typing this message, I’m inches away from a photo of my son at age three – smiling away! Same fellow – just 17 years younger. And there’s another one where he’s hard at work in the sandbox. And some more recent shots where he’s wearing his favorite red tie…</p>

<p>Have you raided your scrapbooks, photo files recently? They really don’t change that much – or is it just my imagination?</p>

<p>I meant to write proudparents … and there are a lots of them around here!</p>

<p>colleges websites have stuff as well (sometimes)</p>

<p>their websites are here [Rice</a> University | Residential Colleges](<a href=“http://www.students.rice.edu/students/Colleges.asp]Rice”>http://www.students.rice.edu/students/Colleges.asp)</p>