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| − | [[Brian Bloomfield]] was the Site Director for Lancaster 2007. Brian was a very tradition-loving Site Director and was also very reasonable, especially with Baltimore's rules. He held four "Talk with Brian" activities to talk about expectations and traditions and to answer questions. He was very approachable for even the smallest of issues, and always helped with questions (whether they be about Alcove, stolen stuff, or Mandatory Fun). He would, at times, take away dances, but he never took an entire one from anyone. There were, however, a great deal of people who were given probational contracts for things such as illegal sleepovers. | + | [[Brian Bloomfield]] was the Site Director for [[Lancaster]] in 2007. Brian was a very tradition-loving Site Director and was also very reasonable, especially with Baltimore's rules. He held four "Talk with Brian" activities to talk about expectations and traditions and to answer questions. He was very approachable for even the smallest of issues, and always helped with questions (whether they be about Alcove, stolen stuff, or Mandatory Fun). He would, at times, take away dances, but he never took an entire one from anyone. There were, however, a great deal of people who were given probational contracts for things such as illegal sleepovers. |
| − | Brian provided three cakes for the Last | + | Brian provided three cakes for the [[Last Supper]]s of both sessions (each said, respectively, "The", "Last", "Supper"). For Session 2, he also opened the conference room, the perpetually closed dining area opposite the Alcove, to accommodate the large [[nomore]] populace. It had one long table which fit all the nomores, and round tables around the nomore table for spectators. |
He also wrote on peoples' clothing: | He also wrote on peoples' clothing: | ||
Revision as of 17:20, 5 September 2008
Brian Bloomfield was the Site Director for Lancaster in 2007. Brian was a very tradition-loving Site Director and was also very reasonable, especially with Baltimore's rules. He held four "Talk with Brian" activities to talk about expectations and traditions and to answer questions. He was very approachable for even the smallest of issues, and always helped with questions (whether they be about Alcove, stolen stuff, or Mandatory Fun). He would, at times, take away dances, but he never took an entire one from anyone. There were, however, a great deal of people who were given probational contracts for things such as illegal sleepovers.
Brian provided three cakes for the Last Suppers of both sessions (each said, respectively, "The", "Last", "Supper"). For Session 2, he also opened the conference room, the perpetually closed dining area opposite the Alcove, to accommodate the large nomore populace. It had one long table which fit all the nomores, and round tables around the nomore table for spectators.
He also wrote on peoples' clothing:
- Max Wang's Shirt : "U will never amount 2 anything SD Brian"
- Yulia Korovikov's Jeans : "Yulia is not awesome SD Brian"
To sum it up, Brian Bloomfield was an absolutely amazing Site Director and I hope for the sake of future CTY generations that he returns again and again.
He did not return for 2008, though many RAs actually liked Site Director Debbie more than Brian.
