Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz | |
The University of California: Santa Cruz | |
Site Information | |
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College | University of California at Santa Cruz |
Location | Santa Cruz, California |
Dates | Session 1: July 2 - July 21 | Session 2: July 23 - August 11 |
Years of Operation | 1998-present |
Avg. Number of Students | 200 |
Courses Offered | |
Humanities | Cognitive Psychology | Great Cases: American Legal History | Logic: Principles of Reasoning | Philosophy |
Writing | Crafting the Essay | Fiction and Poetry | Writing and Imagination | Writing Your World |
Math | Inductive and Deductive Reasoning | Mathematical Logic | Paradoxes and Infinities | The Mathematics of Money |
Science | Introduction to Astronomy | Introduction to Robotics | Principles of Engineering Design | The Physics of Engineering |
Links | |
Staff | Santa Cruz Staff |
Memories | Santa Cruz Memories |
Hall of Fame | Santa Cruz Hall of Fame |
Hall of Shame | Santa Cruz Hall of Shame |
Santa Cruz is a CAA site located at The University of California, Santa Cruz in Santa Cruz, California.
Traditions
- Ninja
- Foursquare
- Volleyball
Places
- The Concrete Jungle
- The Dining Hall
- East Field
- Crown College
- Cowell College
- Tree 9
- Classroom Unit 2
-Merrill College
Activities
- Foursquare
- Braveheart/ Intergalactic Space Battle
- Running
- Volleyball
- Tennis Baseball
- Cloud Watching
- Ultimate Frisbee
- Basketball
- Soccer
Notable Occurrences
- 15.2:
- Dances- The dances were all held in the Merrill Cultural Center. The lights were turned off but there was still light coming from outside.
- 80s themed
- International Cruise Ship
- CTY Prom
- Passionfruit
- A large portion of the site went to Passionfruit this session.
- CAAsino Night
- Katie and Joelle were the first couple to marry; their marriage was announced.
- Renaissance Art History Lecture by Alfred Potomac
- Early in the second week of the session, flyers for a Renaissance Art History Lecture were posted in the halls of the dorms. All campers were furious with the decision to spend their Saturday afternoon listening to a three-and-a-half hour lecture on Renaissance art history. On that day, the site went to Crown and gathered on the Patio. Alfred Potomac, who was really the Academic Dean, came out wearing a rainbow wig. He began his lecture. He complained about his blood sugar being low and then ate a Starburst. Then he died. They RAs on the committee came out and told us our mission. Everyone who lived in the first, second and fifth floors of the dorms was to go to Classroom Unit 2 and watch Scooby-Doo and the Cyberchase (which was pirated from VodLocker.com) . Everyone who lived on the third and fourth floors of the dorms was to stay and figure out who killed Alfred Potomac. In the end, Renae, the academic counselor, killed the speaker.
- Block Party
- Tattoos
- Watching a movie (Maleficent)
- Karaoke
- Watermelon eating
- Volleyball
- Foursquare
- Tie-dye
- On the last night during the slideshow after the dance, the power went out and so we were all trapped in the culture center without light.
- We watched Wreck-It Ralph and then made and ate gingerbread houses afterwards.
- We had the Amazing Race.
- The First Floor Girls came in Third Place.
- Dances- The dances were all held in the Merrill Cultural Center. The lights were turned off but there was still light coming from outside.
- 16.1
- The dances were held at Merrill Cultural Center.
- The dance themes were:
-Beach -Pajama/I woke up like this/Dress flawless -Prom
- Weekend Activities:
-First Saturday: The Hunger Games and CAAsino NIght -First Sunday: Block Party/Capture the Flag -Second Saturday: The Olympic Games Pt.1 and Talent Show -Second Sunday: The Olympic Games (Relays) Pt. 2