<p>....the highlights, what you learned that you did not know before, and any other practical things those unable to attend should know.</p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
<p>Agreed. Also, could you guys post what we are doing so I can prep myself for Sat?</p>
<p>Yeah i’ll be on a plane sunday. would be nice if someone gave me a heads up about what is done there=]</p>
<p>You only need to know four words - party on the fifth.</p>
<p>^ Shhh! Don’t let the parents know…</p>
<p>So, I got back home from UCSD a few hours ago. In general, orientation was better than I expected. (: The leaders are all fun people, and they put on entertaining skits. Most of the Muir advisers, especially Emily (?) who danced for us, seem really lively.</p>
<p>About staying overnight, when you get into your room (my lock was frustrating!), there’s towels, a blanket, and bed sheets on the mattress. Even though I was assigned a single room (it’s just for that one night), I ended up sharing a triple with 2 other people because I felt lonely. Glad I did because we all agreed to be roommates now~ The rooms are decent and bigger than I expected. The main thing I didn’t like were the showers. There’s 2 curtains but no way to keep the curtains closed so I was really nervous that someone might accidentally open my curtain while I was changing. Plus, the water sprayed really hard.</p>
<p>The square-dancing (yes) at the end of Day 1 was fun! It was really funny, because everyone in my group kept messing up. All the people seemed to have a great time! Definitely one of the highlights of orientation. (:</p>
<p>Yeah, I can’t really think of much to say but it was fun for me! I’m really convinced that Muir is the best! Go Muirons~</p>
<p>You’re the one who gave away the square dancing! And the party on the fifth has happened every orientation for at least the past ten years, so it’s not much of a secret.</p>