Carlisle

Carlisle
Site Information
College	Dickinson College
Location	Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Dates	Session 1: June 28 - July 17 | Session 2: July 19 - August 7
Years of Operation	1982-2022, 2024
Avg. Number of Students	340
Courses Offered
Humanities	Ethics | Law and Politics in US History | International Politics | Existentialism | Dissent
Writing	Fiction and Poetry
Math and Computer Science	Cryptology | Probability and Game Theory | Fundamentals of Computer Science | Fundamentals of Microeconomics | Macroeconomics and the Global Economy
Science	Intro to Biomed | FPHS Biology | Neuroscience | Genetics | FPHS Chemistry | Electrical Engineering | FPHS Physics
Canon
See Canon/CAR for a full list.
Site Specifics
Traditions	First Friday | Moderate Saturday | Cross-dress Day | Goth Day | Thursday | Love Tape | Big Saturday | Poetry Night | Quiz Bowl | Talent Show | My Immortal | Passionfruit
History	95/2 Theses | Veil law | Vertical Rule
Games	Kill Murray/Save Murray | Slackjaw | The Game | Silent Football
Movies	Starcrash
Other	Couching | HUB Donuts | Rina
Carlislians
Student Positions	Emperor and Empress | Mad Monarch | Jesus | Court Jester | Poetry Goddess | Rave King
Students & Groups	George Hotz | Cult of Godzilla | The Couples' Couch
Famous Staff	Site Directors: Jack Krentz | RAs: Ian Hull | Jacob the Jeweler | TAs: Pat Clark | Dickinson: Betty the Cardswiper | Indian Guy at the Library
See The Essential CTY for cross-site articles.

Carlisle is one of the more well known sites that CTY takes place at. It is second only to Lancaster in terms of number of traditions and students, is perhaps the site with the strongest community feeling, and has the largest canon playlist of any site. (See Canon/CAR.)

Carlisle was closed in 2023 due to resource shortages and management difficulties in 2022. It is set to reopen for 2024.

Campus

The Carlisle campus is located 20 minutes from Harrisburg, PA at Dickinson College and is divided into 4 main areas: The Residential Quad, the Anita Tuvin Schlecter Auditorium (ATS), the Holland Union Building (HUB), and the Academic Quad. To see the layout of the buildings, click here.

The Residential Quad

All of the dorms on Dickinson's campus are renovated. Most of the Residential Quad is divided into two parts: Upper Quad and Lower Quad.

Upper Quad consists of Quads 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 - of which 4 and 5 combine to make Superquad. Lower Quad consists of Quads 7, 8, 9, and 10 - of which 9 and 10 combine to make Uberquad. Lower Quad is at the bottom of a small hill (hence the name), and floods after minor rainstorms.

Upper Quad

Quad 1

Quad 1 was a girls hall from 2006-2008 and 2010-2014.1. It housed guys in '09 and 14.2, as well as 17, '18, and 19'. The second and third floors are always used to house students; the first floor, which has a huge lounge, was left empty for years, but began housing students again in '17.

Quad 2

Named after the most inept President (and Dickinson alumnus), it was an all-guys hall in 2009.1. It was home to Mike, Mike, and Dan/Nate/Mike/Clay. After the RA Dan caught pneumonia several days into the session there was much confusion to who the new RA would be, and it was often a new person for every check-in. It was a girls hall in 2010. Guys hall in '11. Girls hall in '12. Guys hall in '18. Girls hall in '19, with RA Rosemary on the third floor, RA Julia on the second, and RA Skylar on the first. Second session in 2019, only RA Julia and RA Rosemary lived in Quad 2, and the first floor was left empty. The area downstairs in the first floor was used for Julia's hall meetings.

Quad 3

Quad 3 was a guys' hall in 08.2 and a girls' hall in 09.2. In 10.1 and 10.2, it was a girl's hall, despite Noah inhabiting the first floor. In 19.1 RA Gaynor's hall ordered 576 plastic toy frogs with the help of DRL Jack. Exponentially increasing in number each day, by the end of the session a legion of frogs had been assembled in the hall.

Superquad

Quads 4 and 5, or Superquad, was a guys' hall in '08, '11, '12, and '14. It was a girls' hall in '09, '10, '13, '15, '16, '17, ‘18 and '19. Since it has two adjoining halls connected by the lounge, which is above the Arch connecting Upper and Lower Quad, many activities are held in the second floor of Superquad, in the lounge. The first floor of Superquad contains suites, which has two rooms connected to one another (making for three roommates instead of one) and a private bathroom shared between the two rooms. There is an arch connecting Superquad known as the Squarch (Super Quad Arch). Meet Market centers here.

Quad 6

Located on the far side of Upper Quad. Quad 6 was a girls' quad in '08, '09 and '10, with girls inhabiting the second and third floors. The first floor has a big lounge with an odd elevator which rises two feet, but it is left empty. There was a janitor who smoked cigarettes outside the building every morning.

Upper Quad Lawn

Upper Quad Lawn is where Passionfruit takes place. Also, people rave there at meet-market.

Lower Quad

Quad 7

Quad 7 was nicknamed "Sewerwater" (its real name is Atwater) after it flooded during 06.1. After the flood, the lounge had to be renovated and now includes amenities such as a fridge, stove, and pool table; however, Dickinson does not approve of CTYers having free reign in the lounge. Quad 7 was a girls' dorm in '09, yet the bathrooms are clearly marked "MEN," resulting in an annoying lack of available toilets. Former home of the awesome RA Doug and the infamous phrase "Don't Do Dougs". Poetry Night takes place in the area outside of Quad 7. It housed the CTY office on the bottom floor during '15 as well as '17. In '18, the building was closed for renovations.

Quad 8

Quad 8 is a three floored building called "Armstrong". Room 108 leaks water as of 13.1 (first hand experience), but otherwise a good building. Either Room 102 or 103's AC exploded in 15.2. They got it replaced. Fireflies have been known to roam the building (like in other buildings sometimes). Has a nice lounge with a piano, pool table, and kitchen. Boys' hall in 13.1. Girls' hall in 15.2. Due to the closing of Atwater for renovations in '18, Armstrong contained the Main office and Health office.

Uberquad

Formerly a girls' and later guys' dorm, Uberquad (Quads 9 and 10) housed guys in '17. It is similar to Superquad but with a lingering, unidentifiable smell. Superquad's two lounges can see clear down the hallway of Uberquad. Site director Bret was known to live on the ground floor of Uberquad; some were given a tour of his quarters in the "Places You Can't Go" activity. Uberquad second floor lounge is where many activities are held.

NOTE: In 08.1, CTY-er Will got caught miming a sex act with his shirt off by the Uberquad RA. This resulted in a call to Dan, one of the best RAs of that session. The girls of Uberquad have been asked not to interact with said boys as result of inappropriate interaction of the girls on the 3rd floor, session 1. (Most girls from Uberquad 3rd floor 08.1 had dance parties with Superquad floor 2 and 3, which resulted in getting yelled at by Quad 9's RA, but not their own). Don't try to look at the people across the road in Super; they WILL see you. Don't take pictures of them and submit them to the slideshow or your RA will remind you not to take pictures without consent.

Far Quad

Malcolm

Malcolm, an all-boys quad, is far from the rest of the residential quads. It is known for its basement ("no one can hear you scream in Malcolm basement"), which often floods and has mice. Despite the necessity for industrial-strength dehumidifiers, Malcolm's basement is the best floor since no one can catch you doing anything. There are no large lounges, only smaller ones between each pair of rooms. The unique layout of the dorm (with two hallways instead of one and the bathroom in the middle) as well as the large number of trash cans makes it perfect for games of hallway Frisbee or for chasing "counter-revolutionaries" up and down the halls during a communist revolution using a detergent-loaded water gun stolen from your RA. However, this is only the case if that RA is Ian and he leaves his water gun out. A common Malcolm mantra: "Malcolm men never get laid."

During the swine-flu scare of 09.2, Malcolm held quarantined campers until they could be picked up. The cries still reverberate through those halls. One camper was inspired to write a poem comparing Malcolm to Auschwitz. Malcolm closed for renovations in '14. As of '15, Malcolm is open, housing boys. Starting in 15.1, the phrase "Malcolm is for sinners" was popularized following the Poetry Night exploits of one Ashley Simonoff. In '18, the dorm was used by the Institute for Advanced Cultural and Critical Studies. Because the Institute did not return in 19 and the KW building's renovations were completed in 18, Malcolm sat vacant of CTYers.

Witwer

Very similar to Malcolm - It housed girls prior to 2014 but as of then it is a boys dorm.

Kisner-Woodward Building (KW)

Neighboring KW lawn, the guidance, nurse, and administrative offices were located here. There are also four residential halls, which are located in two separate towers (KW A and KW B). Most of the dorms in KW are singles. As of '15, KW was closed for renovation. The guidance, nurse, and administrative offices were moved to Quad 7. As of '18 and '19, KW was used as a dorm for six residential halls, replacing Malcolm.

KW Lawn

KW Lawn is where many activities meet before they begin, as well as where some take place, and includes several trees and a beach volleyball court. Couples are also known to be there during meet-market.

The HUB

The Holland Union Building (shortened to HUB) is one of the most important places on Dickinson's campus. It is where all meals are served (with HUB potatoes served every meal), and where Betty worked, her place now taken by other cardswipers. The HUB is accessible from both the Academic Quad and Residential Quad. The upper level contains the cafeteria, the ID office (where lost meal cards are replaced), a large conference room, and several large couches outside of the cafeteria.

HUB Potatoes

The HUB is famous for serving at least one potato-based dish at every meal. For a short time after CTY, everyone goes through "fried potato product" withdrawal. The jokes during the 10.1 Talent Show centered around HUB potatoes, including an interpretative dance. CAR kids love the potatoes so much that the RAs who wrote the weekend schedules made this haiku in the second session of 2004:

Dinner time is here
Feel your stomach clench in fear
Potatoes draw near

There is a large room in the back of the kitchen, never seen by CTYers, containing the POTATOR. The POTATOR is a giant potato that spawns whatever potato dish is required that day. For mashed, a section will fall off and liquefy. For baked, little normal-sized potatoes will pop up and fall off. Other forms of potato flesh are procured in similar manners. POTATOR regenerates itself and will never die.

According to another weekend schedule during that session, HUB potatoes are people, and were sacrificed to Godzilla in place of human flesh by the Cult of Godzilla.

HUB Potatoes were not that good in 19.1. 20.1 royalty is making t-shirts like session 2 does! HUB potatoes may or may not be involved.

The KOVE

The KOVE, short for "Kosher+Vegan", is a station in the HUB, and is a lifesaver for vegans and those who have Kosher diets. The KOVE serves lunch and dinner on Sunday through Thursday, lunch on Friday, and is closed on Saturday. The line for food here is short, which means that unlike those who wait in the main line, you don't have to spend half of dinner getting food. However, if the KOVE is serving a popular dish, such as potatoes, the line can be long. The food served is always kosher, though not always vegan.

The Lower Level

The HUB is separated into two levels, connected by an atrium with a spiral staircase. The basement of the HUB offers multiple venues, such as:

• The Dickinson College Bookstore, which sells office supplies, CTY class books, CDs and DVDs, Dickinson apparel, and various other memorabilia. Don't forget that masking tape.
• The Devil's Den, a convenience store named for Dickinson College's football team (the Red Devils). The Devil's Den, in addition to selling convince store food (such as the CONTRABAND Monster energy drinks and candy) sells hygiene products, greeting cards, medicines, college student miscellanea (such as crepe paper and ping pong balls) and movie vouchers. They also sell contraband merchandise like condoms, flashlights, and Cheez Whiz, as well as odd things college students would need, like ping pong balls and streamers.
• The Underground, a sushi bar closed during the summer. The quality of the sushi sold here is unknown by CTYers.
• Lots of comfortable couches and chairs, useful for playing card games, listening to music, taunting the Rinas or making out when RAs aren't looking. My Immortal readings are also held on the round couch in the center of the room after breakfast and lunch on weekdays. There are also two computers unavailable for CTY use. In 08.2, a rumor circulated that the computers were unavailable because a previous user had hacked the system and set the language to Flemish, but the origin and validity of this rumor are both unclear. There was a similar rumor in 06.2; RA Ian mentioned that someone hacked into the computers.

Note: This is not the reason we are disallowed from using the computers, however, it is true that a CTYer did hack the computer system and change the language to Flemish. This may have been in Carlisle, or in Lancaster, but it occurred in 2003 or 2004.

Honey Sticks

Available in the Lower Level's Devil's Den, Honey Sticks (also known as Honey Stix) are many a CTYer's snack of choice. The power of the stick is so strong that they have been known to convert previous honey haters to the right path. They are 30 cent straws filled with sweet clover nectar. Though some may claim that they're too sweet to eat more than one at a time, it is easy to absentmindedly suck several straws dry over a short time period. Technique may vary from person to person, but generally, CTYers bite off the top of the straw or pinch it against its seam with their teeth to open. Kids with a bigger honey stick problem can be seen opening the opposite end to squeeze every last drop out.

There have been a few occasions in recent memory wherein a younger student buys out the whole stick shipment and sells each one for 50 cents. Allegedly, Livi Quiroga made a $20 profit in her first year. Honey sticks are also used to remedy lost voices and otherwise sore throats since cough drops are contraband.

Honey stick addiction is a serious, albeit delicious, problem. During 18.2, Caroline Reed escalated her struggle to the point where she ordered a shipment of 50 honey sticks to her dorm and was done with minimal sharing within 3 days. Her classmates tried and failed to help, but she was too far gone. In a similar vein, many campers eat mass quantities of sticks in short periods of time and have subsequent sugar highs accompanied by shaky hands and sugar lows. This is all in good fun as long as you remember to recycle your emptied honey sticks.

POG Juice

POG Juice is one of the many drinks available from the HUB cafeteria’s soda machines. It is available on both the left- and right-side machines. POG stands for Passionfruit, Orange, and Guava and it is an interesting juice blend. One Carlislian took to mixing POG juice with Raspberry Bubly, to make “Sparkling POG Juice”, an interesting concoction that is sure to heal the ailments of any drinker (likely through the placebo effect).

ATS

The Anita Tuvin Schlechter Auditorium is as important as the HUB, if not more so. It is a large, strangely shaped auditorium that can seat an entire CTY session at once. On July 8th, 2009, during Session 1, students were summoned to ATS prior to classes where the site director Brett then informed them that CTY was closing Carlisle's Session 1 due to a flu outbreak. All of the four dances are held there as well as the Talent Show, Quiz Bowl, opening and closing ceremonies, and large activities like Starcrash. When spending time in there, it is best to bring a sweater, since the AC is kept low; however, if you're there for a dance, the less clothes the better - it turns into a sauna. In addition to the rocking dance floor, there are seats that swirl. The infamous Starcrash viewing takes place here. Talent show practice takes place here unless there is another activity going on. The dances get intense and humid, but you cannot bring food and drink inside the auditorium. As of 2024, the ATS is regarded as the coldest place on earth, which can be tough when having to endure 2 hour long assemblies and 3 hour long talent shows. During the activities portion of the day, all CTYers would meet in their hall groups at the ATS before going off to their selected activity.

Kline

Kline is a fitness center on the Dickinson campus. It is always offered as an activity for both periods, and is where people go if the activity they chose does not have enough participants. A person can go to chill on the couches, exercise, hang out with friends on said couches (or floor, chair/table combo, open space) or in the sketchy hallway. There is also an indoor track, basketball court, tennis court, racquetball/squash courts, and an upstairs dance studio that the ballerinas use on occasion. There is also a swimming pool, which is reserved for a separate activity. The RAs supervising are lax and rarely interfere.

Students with the last name of “Kline” have often been asked whether they are in any way related to the building. The answer is usually no, but one CTYer was allegedly related to Mr. Kline.

They have great couches for napping too.

The Academic Quad

The Academic Quad is where most of CTYers spend their mornings and afternoons, in class. The buildings CTY occupies are East College, Bosler, Tome, and -accross the street- Denny, as well as the Rector Science Complex located a block away. There is a large lawn filled with large trees, the statue of Ben Rush and Dickinson's signature red ADIRONDACK chairs. The Quad is located across the street from one of the HUB's entrances. Students in certain buildings leave for class at 8:35, as their classes start 15 minutes earlier than the rest of the camp. Due to this, they get to lunch at the earlier time of 11:45, avoiding the rushes of lunch. As of 2014, the buildings starting classes early were Denny and East College, but former such buildings include Dana, Bosler and Wise.

The statue of Benjamin Rush, the founder of Dickinson College, is a good place to sit and indulge in worshipping of Ben Rush. According to RA Abby, an alumna of Dickinson, many drunk college boys pee on that statue. Surrounding the statue is a raised stone circular bench that probably wasn’t intended as seating. On chillier days, the stone bench is nice and warm. The red Adirondack chairs or around the flagpole, both on Academic Quad, are nice seating options as well.

Waidner-Spahr Library

The location of many study halls. It boasts high ceilings and study rooms equipped with internet access as well as tables, couches and floors to do reading from. At the entrance, the Dickinson Library mermaid…or rather, merman, a bronze weather-vane, is displayed under glass. The sheer size of the Library makes it a good location to take an impromptu study break and frolic among the stacks or browse the over-sized books section. The air conditioning is cranked up so bring a sweater, especially when it gets cold after dark.

Enviable places to sit include East Asian Studies Room, which is replete with a Japanese screen and fake rocks, but is closed to study halls. The Nest, although anti-climactic compared to its name, is a comfy overlook next to a fireplace. Classes meet to go into study hall in front of KW, sitting on the benches or the wall next to the library. Breaks convene at the patio near the entrance, where there are tables with umbrellas.

Off-Campus

• According to Academic Deans: crossing the road anywhere is off campus ⚠

Car Shows

The City of Carlisle holds car shows every Sunday, and classic cars can often be seen driving past the campus.

Massey's

A great frozen custard stand, Massey's is down the block and some halls go there during Meet Market or Activity Periods. Trips are rewards for good behavior, clean rooms, quiet weekends, and making sure to follow rules. Teachers and RAs must take students over, they can’t go alone. Everyone loves trips there even if they don’t like the treats. For those who don’t have the shakes or ice cream, Massey’s sells lots of bouncy balls or puzzle balls for a minimal fee of 25 cents. Great if bored in one’s own hall. There isn’t any indoor seating in Massey’s or much standing room either, so halls end up sitting on the curb outside. Lots of CTY-ers also travel here after camp is over, before their parents pick them up.

Miseno's

a pizza place/popular destination for hall bonding.

Regal Cinemas

Near Walmart, it is a 15-20 minute walk from campus. Students get to watch a movie of their choice there on ModSat.

• There is however a limit of PG-13, and you can only watch the choices the RA presents to you beforehand.

Former Off-Campus Offerings

The Quarry

The Quarry is a coffee shop similar to Starbucks...but better. It is located near the academic quad. It has a bunch of couches and chairs upstairs, and foosball tables in the basement. Some teachers and RAs take CTYers there as rewards for good behavior.

Casa Mani

An Italian bistro, Casa Mani is farther from from campus than Massey's, but sells delicious gelato and desserts. At least one group of students has visited it, but it is still a well-kept secret.

Four-Star Pizza

Home of the cheapest pizza in Carlisle and the driver of the infamous pizza-car of death. Featuring the gigantic 'General' sheet pizza, capable of feeding four to six hungry guys after lights-out. A legend about Four-Star Pizza was that only returning students had the intestinal fortitude to withstand the pizza. Went out of business circa 2001.

Classic Rags

A downtown vintage clothing shop. Burned down (arson?) circa 1999.

White Mountain Creamery

While Massey's features great custard, the White Mountain had the best homemade ice cream in the area. Known for their eight-inch tall waffle cones and three scoops of icy goodness. Burned down circa 2000, the space is now occupied by Kimberly's Cafe.

Traditions

• Meet Market: Social time after study hall. You're only allowed by the quads. RAs walk around with flashlights and shine them at you if you are alone with someone of the opposite sex. It starts at 9:00 pm and ends at 10:00 pm. During Carlisle 10.2 meet markets, RAs went to the circle of couples (primarily from Ethics B and other friends) and performed "hand checks," where everyone was required to hold their hands above their head. El Douche, aka Mussalini, was notorious for banning laying down, which upset the entire camp, but remains a rule to this day

(CTY 19.1) Royalty will give introductions during the first few meet markets, and it is also a good time to practice glowsticking since you won’t kill anyone near you.

• Kill Murray/Save Murray - the only game in which you can use "Dick Cheney" and "Good thing his helmet runs on hamster-power" in the same sentence. Unfortunately, political humor has been banned :( Run by Matt and Drew. Chuck Norris is also a favorite (despite the rule "No Chuck Norris").

• Most RAs being annoying at end of Meet-Market: At the end of every Meet-Market, the RA's are called to the alley. They stack their hands on top of SRA Mike’s head and break up, shouting "Go home!"

   Edit: It used to be worse. The RAs used to sing at us to get us to go back to our dorms. :O 
   Edit: In 19.1, they don’t do that anymore. RA SK will go nuts, telling us to get back inside our dorms. 

• Starcrash, one of the best/worst movies from the "let's all try to be Star Wars! era" in film history. Shown once a session, it spawned such great lines as "Imperial Battle Ship: halt the flow of time!". We have created some more infamous lines, such as “be gay, do vape!” and “where can I get a bikini like that?”

• My Immortal, a terrible Harry Potter fanfiction that is read every weekday breakfast and lunch in the HUB basement. This is lead by the Court Jester, a monarch position created at the end of 14.2. (Session 2)

• Steve, a golden lion tamarin hand puppet, who is site manager, and RA to everyone (including the RAs)

Special Days

• First Friday
• Moderate Saturday
• 'Murica Monday (2nd session)
• Swap Day Clothing swap day was created to stand with a boy who wanted to wear a dress on a hot day and was denied the right to. We switch clothes with someone of a different expression in solidarity. Often you’ll see boys wearing dresses or skirts or scandalous clothing. As of 22.1 in an attempt to make it less binary it was dress another person as you and vice versa.
• Goth Day Bring your black makeup! You’ll see people with those black eyes and lips, metal band tees and humongous black boots. The emperor (session 1) will be seen wearing the tradition emperor black chain boots. Session 2 dedicates this day to Swine ‘09.
• D-Day / Epidemic Fail
• Thursday (Session 2)
• USA Day/Fourth of July Session 1 version of 'Murica Monday. Campers dress up in red, white, and blue in the pattern of the American flag.
• Love Tape Day (Bring your own duct tape, Devil’s Den jacks up the prices at this time) Put tape on people you love! But no RA’s they get pissed. Some people collect their tape and put it somewhere to remember (For me, it’s on my binder cover).
• Big Saturday
• Quiz Bowl
• Talent Show

Defunct Traditions

While no longer observed, these were notable at the time, so they remain preserved here.

• Betty Negley. "Hel-lo! (sometimes pronounced Heh-do) ::swipes card:: Thank-you!" ((what's funny is hearing her try to fit "good morning" into two syllables)). Betty gets mind-bendingly Hulk angry when kids try to sneak out beverages for Passionfruit. A sight to behold. Betty's wrath can also be awakened when she sees people playing with their food (i.e. putting tea leaves in milk). If you are nice enough, she might let you take a picture with her... Other card readers include Doris Brion, Leona Teeter, and the creepy guy with the big ring. As of 11.2, Betty Negley had quit her job; The Couples' Couch purchased, signed, and sent her a goodbye card. Her place has been taken by Doris, for whom a group card was signed by a lot of people at Nathan Pugh's initiative in 14.2

• Signing yearbooks with "Have a Bocongalicious Summer!" during the last few days.

• Superquad was the spawning area for both the Bluejays gang and their eventual rivals, the Phoenixes. The adjoining nature of the halls made it easy to carry out "Bluejay/Phoenix runs," where the attacking hall would run up and down the defending hall shouting the name of their gang and making their hand symbol. By 2008.1, the violence had died down, however a rivalry between quads 4 and 5 remained on the second floor, having been started after a conflict involving the stealing of furniture from the shared lounge area. This conflict carried on throughout 08.1, and was characterized by each sides use of duct tape on the doors of the other. On the third floor, there was a giant glow-stick fight on the last night. Quad 4 managed to grab all the glowsticks, throwing them at Quad 5. Clay, an evil SRA who had been patrolling that night, came in and yelled at Quad 5 after Quad 4 threw the glowsticks.

• RA Ian's former activity (he now works with the Census Office) involving his horrible medical history. Those easily nauseated beware (it's before dinner...)

• Fun-Free Friday: the second Friday of the session, all activities offered are made to sound boring or otherwise awful, with names such as The Worst Activity Ever (sometimes known as "Don't Pick This Activity!"). Always done, sometimes horrible, other times fun.

Lore

• The Dickinson Devil (Originally discovered 24.1). The Dickinson Devil haunts the halls of Dickinson College, especially the basement under the HUB. The Dickinson Devil is responsible, regardless of the speculation that this is because of "motion sensors," for the lights going on and off randomly and the sinks that never turn on when you need them. She lives in the meditation room in the basement (an excellent make-out/ritual/mental breakdown spot) and is kind to visitors who come bearing gifts. The Dickinson Devil is the one who puts those random bruises on you that you have no idea where they came from. A phrase has arisen from her existence: "Dickinson green devils turn me off." / "Dickinson red devils turn me on." Legend says strange events occur when you say her name, Dickinson Devil, 3 times in the mirror. A Dory plushie with an Ikea Flag was placed in the Kiwi Backpack (now also known as the Herpes Backpack) by Dina Black and is known to be possessed with the spirit of the Dickinson Devil. The backpack was passed down 24.1 to Hazel.

BEWARE THE DEVIL!!

CTYers

This section was organized by Ross, so please don't mess it up. That would be like pouring milk on something that doesn't like milk. It's sorted by session (1st, 2nd, or both), then by last year at Carlisle, then alphabetically within that year. Names are provided, userpage links are appreciated, as are the years/sessions attended at Carlisle, and positions served (i.e. Emperor, Empress, Jesus, Rave King/God, or Poetry Goddess). Years with question marks following, such as "11.1?" may be added for those planning ahead, as appropriate.

Session 1

• Brian Carlstrom - 88.1
• Mindy O - 04.1
• Maddie Ossmus - 07.1
• Alex - 08.1
• Lauren Bostjanick - 06.1, 07.1, 08.1 (Jesus)
• Ben Breuninger - 08.1
• Jessica Choi - 09.1
• Teryn "TJ" dinkson - 09.1
• Natalie DiProspero - 06.1, 07.1, 08.1, 09.1
• Vivian Feldblyum - 06.1, 07.1, 08.1, 09.1 (Jesus)
• Jeanette Kim - 06.1, 07.1, 09.1 (Empress)
• Julie Kim - 09.1
• Aaron Kroeber - 07.1, 08.1, 09.1
• Elyse Lee - 07.1, 09.1
• Brandon Yu - 09.1
• Albert Han - 07.2, 08.1, 09.1, 10.1 (Emperor)
• Alex Pong - 08.1, 09.1, 10.1
• Julia Dolinger - 08.1, 09.1, 10.1
• Kat Pong - 08.1, 09.1, 10.1
• Kim Towne - 10.1
• Liam McNamara 07.1, 08.1, 09.1, 10.1 (Jesus)
• Miranda Friel 08.1, 09.1, 10.1
• Matthew Cuevas - 09.1, 10.1
• Bobby Zipp - 09.1, 10.1, 11.1 (Jesus), 12.1 (Emperor)
• Emory Rodgers - 10.1, 11.1
• Jake Miller - 09.1, 10.1
• Jonny Friedman - 09.1, 10.1, 11.1
• Michelle Kim - 09.1, 10.1, 11.1, 12.1 (Empress)
• Sunny Gaughen - 10.1, 11.1, 12.1
• Courtney Jirsa - 09.1, 10.1, 11.1, 12.1
• Megan Sims - 10.1, 11.1, 12.1
• Cliff Tang -10.1, 11.1, 12.1
• Molly Srour - 11.1
• Madeline DelVescovo- 11.1
• Rachel Branman - 10.1, 11.1, 12.1, 13.1
• Justin Lee -10.1, 11.1, 12.1, 13.1
• Katherine Riedel - 11.1, 12.1, 13.1
• Grace Lee- 13.1
• Josh "Jarle" Hyde - 11.1, 12.1, 13.1
• Matthew Goldenberg - 11.1, 12.1, 13.1
• Natalie Flores - 12.1, 13.1
• Robert Castle - 11.1, 12.1, 13.1, 14.1
• Matt Walter - 11.1, 12.1, 13.1, 14.1
• Alexis Onsi - 11.1, 12.1, 13.1, 14.1 (Empress), 18.1 (JHU RA)
• Matthew Sims - 12.1, 13.1, 14.1, 15.1 (Empress)
• Karan Tandon - 13.1, 14.1
• Delmar Guziewicz - 13.1, 14.1
• Andy Li - 13.1, 14.1, 15.1
• Grant Kim - 13.1
• Stephen Grabowski - 12.1, 13.1, 14.1, 15.1
• SK Allen - 13.1, 14.1, 15.1, 16.1 (Jesus)
• M Benesch - 12.1, 14.1, 15.1, 16.1 (Emperor)
• Jared Brunner - 13.1, 14.1, 15.1, 16.1 (Empress)
• Will Chaddock - 13.1, 14.1, 15.1, 16.1
• Annabelle Leung - 14.1, 15.1, 16.1
• Brandon Brooks - 14.1, 15.1, 16.1
• Colleen Wang - 16.1
• Susannah Budd - 15.1, 16.1
• Zoe Feit - 16.1, 17.1, 18.1, 19.1
• Nicholas Piotrowski - 17.1
• Tanwi Wangikar - 16.1, 17.1
• Isaac Moss - 16.1, 17.1, 18.1, 19.1 (Spirit Fig)
• Shruti Ramanathan - 18.1
• Peter P - 17.1, LAN 18.1
• Dhruvi Mirani - 18.1
• Sophie Wang - 17.1 (SUN), 18.1
• Jack "The Sweaty Boy" Towers - 16.1, 17.1, 18.1, 19.1
• Dylan Thomas - LAN 18.1, CAR 19.1
• Daniel KZ - 18.1, 19.1, 20.1 (Poetry Goddess)
• Caroline Vernon - 19.1, 20.1, 21.1 (Mad Monarch)
• Alex Lewis - 17.1, 18.1, 19.1, 20.1 (Emperor)
• Reilly Riemer - 17.2, 18.1, 19.1, 20.1 (Empress)
• Shreya Gandhi - 18.1, 19.1, 20.1 (Spirit Fig)
• Daniel Xu - 18.1
• Eric Fan - 22.1

Session 2

• Addye - 09.2
• Ella Bailey - 05.2, 06.2
• George Hotz - 06.2
• Trisha Sanghavi - 06.2
• Jessica Sikka - 10.2
• Danny Martin - 06.1, 06.2, 07.2, 08.2
• Martín Penovi Orjales - 06.2, 07.2, 09.2
• Monica 'MQ' Bernstein - 07.2, 08.2, 09.2, 10.2
• Fionna Howes - 05.2, 07.2, 08.2
• Paul Kim - ???, 08.2
• Rachel Hall - 05.2, 06.2, 07.2, 08.2
• Ashley Kim - 09.2
• Brett Bell -09.2
• Jake Meyers - 05.2, 06.2, 07.2 08.2, 09.2 (Emperor)
• Sara Lu - 06.1, 07.1, 08.1, 08.2, 09.2
• Kim Towne - 09.2, 10.2
• Micaela Rodriguez - 07.2, 08.2, 09.2, 10.2 (Empress)
• Ross Rheingans-Yoo - 07.2, 08.2, 09.2, 10.2 (Poetry Goddess)
• Fish Stark - 08.2 (emcee), 09.2 (emcee), 10.2 (emcee), 11.2 (emcee), 12.2 (Emperor)
• Rebecca "Moose" Trickey - 09.2, 10.2, 11.2(Lightbulb Deity), 12.2 (Empress)
• Dannyp - 10.2
• Kat Broekman - 09.1, 10.2, 11.2, 12.2
• Julia Gureck - 08.1, 09.2, 10.2, 11.2 (Emperor)
• Sarah Williams - 08.2, 09.2, 10.2, 11.2
• Harry Kane - 11.2
• Grace Cheung - 11.2
• Holly Johnson - 11.2, 12.2
• Janet Sun - 11.2, 12.2, 13.2
• Tiffany Linh - 12.2, 13.2
• Nicholas Yang - 12.2, 13.2, 14.2 (Rave King)
• Grant Kim - 12.2, 13.2, 14.2, 15.2
• Diana Zlotea - 12.2, 13.2, 14.2 (Court Jester)
• Katrina Howard - 13.2, 14.2, 15.2 (Rave King)
• Icarus Tyree - 13.2, 14.2, 15.2 (Court Jester)
• Lucia la Vella - 14.2, 15.2, 16.2 (Rave King)
• Luke Mckay - 14.2, 15.2, 16.2 (Court Jester)
• Yaseen Hegab - 15.2
• Adrianna Layne - 13.2, 14.2, 15.2, 16.2 (Poetry Goddess)
• William Morgan - 15.2
• Colin Jia - 15.2
• Nikita Romanov - 15.2
• Veronica Abad - 15.2
• Matthew Cole - 15.2, 16.2, 17.2 (Rave King)
• Cody Murphy - 14.2, 15.2, 16.2, 17.2 (Court Jester)
• Tess Buchanan - 14.2, 15.2, 16.2, 17.2 (Poetry Goddess)
• Kat Xie - 14.2, 15.2, 16.2, 17.2 (Empress)
• Lauren Castle - 14.2, 15.2, 16.2, 17.2
• Jack Starobin - 15.2, 16.2, 17.2
• Mark Johnson - 15.2, 16.2, 17.2 (Emperor)
• Sarah Tham - 14.2, 15.2, 16.2, 17.2
• Annabelle Leung - 14.2, 15.2, 17.2
• Jeffrey Li - 17.2
• Emily Eichenholtz - 16.2, 17.2 (was supposed to be Court Jester 18.2 but could not come back)
• Jeffrey Gong - 16.2, 17.2
• Megan Li - 16.2, 18.2
• Stephen Socolow - 16.2, 17.2, 18.2
• Sanya Tejwani - 16.2, 17.2, 18.2 (Empress)
• Bailey Coghlan - 16.2, 17.2, 18.2, 19.2 (Empress 19.2)
• Sage Eanet- 16.2, 17.2, 18.2, 19.2 (Court Jester 18.2 in Emily's place and Emperor 19.2)
• Katy Petlyuk - 17.2, 18.2, 19.2 (Poetry Goddess 19.2 in Alex’s place)
• Livi Quiroga - 16.2, 17.2, 18.2, 19.2 (Court Jester 19.2)
• Audra Stein - 17.2, 18.2, 19.2
• Isaac Uy - 15.1, 16.2, 17.2, 18.2, 19.2 (Rave King 19.2)
• Erica Wang - 17.2, 18.2, 19.2
• Jacob Devine - 18.2, 19.2
• Emilie Su - LAN 18.1, CAR 19.2
• Xander Starobin - 18.2, 19.2, 20.2 (Rave King 20.2)
• Evelyn Wang - 18.2, 19.2, 20.2 (?)
• Ingrid Zlotea - 17.2, 18.2, 19.2, 20.2 (Emperor 20.2)
• Kate Halabi - 18.2, 19.2, 20.2 (Poetry Goddess 20.2)
• Daniel Spear - 17.2, 19.2, 20.2 (Court Jester 20.2)
• Barton Chen - 19.2
• Harper Nelson-Wooley - 24.2 (Jester)
• Alyssa Kristjanson - 24.2 (Muse)

The Couples' Couch - 10.2, 11.2, 12.2 (DEFUNCT)

Mixed/Unknown

• Mark Miller - 84.?
• Steve Norum - 03.1, 04.1, 05.2, 06.2
• Rachel Feltman - 05.2, 06.2, 07.1
• Rosalie Nathans - 07.1, 08.1, 09.1, 09.2, 10.1 (Empress 10.1)
• Brittany Brazil
• Jonathan Kirby - 8.1, 9.2, 10.2, 11.2 (Empress 11.2)
• Schleifer-Katz - 06.2, 07.2, 08.2, 09.2
• Casey Lu - 11.2, 12.1, 13.2?
• Katherine Yang - 11.2, 12.2, 13.1
• Shaina Desai - 11.1, 12.1, 13.1,13.2, 14.1
• Sarah Kaplan - 11.1, 12.1, 12.2, 13.1, 13.2, 14.1
• Sophia Flanagan - 11.1, 12.1, 13.1, 14.1, 14.2
• William Wisdom 13.2, 14.1, 14.2, 15.1? 15.2?
• Julia Guziewicz - 12.2, 13.1, 14.1, 15.1?
• Gage Detchemendy - 15.2, 16.1, 17.1 (Rave King 17.1)
• Alex Kaplan - 17.2, 18.1, 18.2 (was Poetry Goddess 19.2 but could not return)

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