Carlisle

NOTE: Guys, as one of the largest and oldest CTY sites, we really need at least as much up here as some of the other places do!

Location

• Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania

Carlisle, Pennsylvania is a pleasant town about 20-30 mins. from Harrisburg. The site is notorious among its regulars for the town's phsycotic drivers. The Campus of Dickinson College is a stately place dating from the 1700s with plenty of open space and trees. Facilities are pretty nice, with air conditioning in all rooms, and the HUB (the central meeting place) contains two stores: The Devil's Den convenience store and a bookshop. Massey's, a great custard stand, is just down the block and some halls go there on rare occasion.

Dorms

• Referred to as Quads 1-10, Super Quad, and Malcolm (really far away)
• Quad Six=Quad Sex
• Quads Four and Five= superquad(either girls or boys only)
• Malcom(guys only) is know for its basement("no one can hear you scream in Malcom basement") which often floods and has mice
• KW - Kisner-Woodward Building. (K-Dubbs) The guidance, nurse, and administrative offices are located here, but there are also dorms for CTYers to stay.
• COMING IN SUMMER OF 2006 (So we've been told)- UBER QUAD! Bigger and better than super quad....

Courses Offered

• Cognitive Psych
• Latin 1
• Harlem Renaissance
• Music Theory
• Intro to Lab Sciences
• Ethics
• Philosophy of Mind
• Chem
• Bio
• Existentialism
• Ancient Greek
• Math Logic
• Crafting the Essay
• Modern Euro
• Dissent(Coming 2006)

- many others -

Traditions

• First Friday
• Big Saturday
• Passionfruit
• Poetry Reading behind the library (currently kept alive by "the poetry goddess")
• Drag Day
• Goth Day
• Dances in ATS
• Talent Show in ATS
• HUB potato obsessions (The Hub is infamous for serving at least one potato-based dish with EVERY meal)...for short time afterward EVERYONE goes through "fried potato product" withdrawal
• Betty Negley. "Hel-lo! ::swipes card:: Thank-you!" ((what's especially funny is hearing her try to fit "good morning" into two syllables))