dedication, and a collec-

tive group effort will help

us to rock some socks un-

til the Fall. We breathe,

eat, sleep, and work as

one. If you haven’t started

already, get talking to eve-

ryone and get to know

them! In the meantime,

start to enjoy Ithaca in

the summer, even if it

means spending some well

-earned cash on a Fresh-

ens smoothie. Is that fresh

cut grass and barbeque I

smell? Let’s have a blast!

- Mike Reinemann

After a long, cold winter,

SUMMER has finally ar-

rived in Ithaca. The days

are hot and the nights

are… even hotter ;).

This is CCES’ first offi-

cial newsletter of the

summer. It’s so nice to

finally be moved into

T13 and to be meeting

new and exciting individ-

uals who seem to have a

lot to bring to our of-

fice. After an intense in-

troduction to CCES via

Senior Week, the new

staff is excited to see

what kind of jubilations

and pitfalls lie ahead on the

ominous path through the

sweltering Summer months.

Meanwhile, the old staff

have suited up for the con-

tinued battle. Only one

thing is certain: hard work,

Who Am I? I was born in

D.C. and raised in Rock-

vi l le , MD. I studied

Speech & Communication

and Psychology at Clem-

son University in SC and

got a master’s in Counsel-

ing at Appalachian State

University in NC. I was a

Peace Corps Volunteer in

Honduras before moving

to Ithaca in 2000. My hob-

bies include making bal-

loon hats, practicing and

teaching Shotokan Karate,

building things and playing

with my two boys. An in-

teresting thing about me is

that I have a third eye on

my forehead.

Summer Crib: My house.

If I were a land-

m a r k …

I would be Stonehenge.

The Fountains are finally on?

Welcome to Ithaca Summer 2011!

Sybil Conrad

The Kooky Kampus

Center Capers W E E K 1 , M A Y 2 3 - 2 9 V O L U M E 1 , I S S U E 1

F U L L T I M E

S T A F F

Lori Becker

(280-4484)

Sybil Conrad

(279-7412)

S U M M E R S T A F F

Daniel Alvarez

(347-443-2898)

Drew Bastien

(315-528-6401)

Sam Brucker

(518-932-4092)

Jesse Cases

(315-746-6487)

Jade Gardephe

(518-487-0734)

David Geary

(585-698-4632)

Akin Oni-Orisan

(734-649-7033)

Mike Reinemann

(518-331-5289)

S U M M E R

M A N A G E R S

Nate Crider

(717-668-7381)

Krystina Drasher

(845-796-8945)

MooMoo Jones

(484-624-1581)

Shelby Maroselli

(585-313-5631)

Danny Whitbeck

(607-725-6183)

Sybil and her third eye be-

lieve no lies. They can also

watch you, and the lizard at

the same time.

P A G E 2

Who Am I? I Mamuyan

“MooMoo/Mooms” Jones am a

senior Communication Man-

agement and Design major,

and Legal Studies minor. If

you think back to May 10,

1990 and remember it as the

best day in your life, this

would not be surprising be-

cause this is the day that I en-

tered into the world. If you

are familiar with the Gerber

MooMoo Jones brand of baby foods, than

you are most likely familiar

with Me because, as a baby,

that is what I ate. My favor-

ite color is macaroni and

cheese, a food that I en-

joyed for the first time in

my life during the summer

of 2010. My hometown is

Schwenksville, PA and is a

place that very few people

have heard of, despite the

fact that amazing people

are known to live there

(i.e. Me). For fun, I like to

breathe and laugh; both

of which I do often.

Summer Crib: T13

Room 103

If I were a landmark...

I would be the Leaning

Tower of Pisa. Like this

landmark, I am loved and

appreciated by many. Al-

so, because I have mod-

erate scoliosis and one

of my legs is longer than

the other, so I naturally

lean.

Summer Crib: T13

Room 102

If I were a landmark...

I’d obviously be Disney-

Land/Disney World.. Dis-

ney essentially runs my

life, and it can be found

all over the world!

Who Am I? Hi! I’m

Krystina! I’m a Junior

(kinda Senior) majoring in

Legal Studies and Applied

Psychology with the in-

tention of becoming a

Childrens’ Rights Advo-

cate! Chances are I can

be found lost in the Mu-

sic School basking in the

wonderfulness that is

Whalen, or outside mak-

T H E K O O K Y K A M P U S

C E N T E R C A P E R S

Intellect. Creativity.

Character.

MooMoo engages in

what she does best.

DISNEEYYYYY!!!!

ing friends with

a book(or my

kindle) on the off chance

it isn’t raining. My favorite

holiday is Hott Wing

Thursday (Terraces) and I

firmly support Strawberry

Cheesecake Ice Cream,

even on the days it’s so

cold I can’t feel my nose. I

can be bribed with Disney

Princess Paraphernalia and

Dark Chocolate.

Krystina Drasher

Nate Crider Who Am I? A grad-

uate of the Pennsyl-

vania School of

Mulch, Nate is cur-

rently pursuing dual

degrees in Music and

Philosophy here at

Ithaca College. After

graduating, he plans

to eat only white

foods and live among

the roaming pota-

toes. Nate is tre-

mendously excited

to be back in Ithaca

for the summer of

2011; he hopes to

solve the mystery

this time.

Summer Crib: 405

West Green St

If I were a landmark...

I’d be The Grand Can-

yon; I'm super deeeeeep.

Shelby Maroselli

P A G E 3 V O L U M E 1 , I S S U E 1

Who Am I? Shelby! I was Born in

a town called Haikou. My mom is

Judi Swanson, heir to Swanson

Meals. I am NBA Royalty; My

Grandfather was a baller. Go Pis-

tons!

Summer Crib: T13

Room 109

If I were a landmark...

Take a Guess; What is a

lie?

College Bombers for 4

years. I enjoy most out-

door activities such as

mountain biking, running,

tennis , basketbal l , and

more. I absolutely love

card games and Scrabble,

so go ahead and challenge

me... you won't. I am basi-

cally a townie because I

have a (607) number and

live 50 minutes away. Last-

ly, I want to share that my

Ithaca College career is

coming full circle because I

Who Am I? Hi! My name

is Danny and I'm older

than everyone except for

the full-time staff . This is

due to the fact that I have

been learning how to fix

people for 5 years... not

in the sense of cats and

dogs, but in the physical

therapy sense. I played

football for the Ithaca

need to have played softball in high

school, and even if you have never

seen a softball (or a bat) in your life,

you are still qualified to play! During

the summer the games are played with

special "extra-soft" softballs (seriously)

so no one gets hurt. Extra gloves will

also be available in case you do not

have one of your own.

Games will begin on Friday, June 10,

at approximately 3:30 p.m. on the

Yavits Field extension (down below

Muller Chapel, the farthest one on the right). We will

then continue the games every "early-dismissal" Friday

for the rest of the

s u m m e r .

We hope to see you

out there on the

field on Friday, June

10, around 3:30

p.m.! If you have

a n y q u e s t i o n s ,

please contact Dave Prunty in Campus Life Services (274

-3313), dgprunty@ithaca.edu).

Once again, all Ithaca College com-

munity members who are on campus

or in town this summer are invited

to play softball on Fridays!

Summer softball games are a great

way to make new contacts on cam-

pus, especially since faculty, stu-

dents, and staff from many different

areas and offices come out and play.

You do not need to have any expe-

rience to participate. You do not

Soakin’ up

some sun

as part of

a "Special

Project.”

Notes From Dave Prunty: Summer Softball!

lived in Vecinos in Terrace 11

as a freshman in 2006 and now I

am, once again, living in the

Terraces!

Summer Crib: T13 Room 118

If I were a landmark...

I would be part of Mount Rush-

more so that I would always

have some other cool dudes to

hang out with... plus I would be

chiseled!

Danny Whitbeck

Passion for the sport and

correct golf posture mod-

eled to the left.

P A G E 4

Slightly

fuzzy

picture,

but still

clearly

ready

to get

down with CCES!

Sam Brucker

Daniel Alvarez

Sam caught napping on

the job. One Strike?

T H E K O O K Y K A M P U S

C E N T E R C A P E R S

Who Am I? Hello! My

name is Danny Alvarez

and I am a Computer Sci-

ence major here at Ithaca

College. I originate from

the Bronx, New York

(the best place and city

ever!) and I have lived

there my whole 19 years.

I enjoy working for CES

and meeting new people

everyday on the job =)

Summer Crib: T13

Room 116

If I were a landmark...

I would be is the Statue

of Liberty in New York

City!

This is Samuel, he is Drew’s

twin. He is also part of CCES

Staff; check the roster.

I also almost always only

drink french vanilla coffee

drinks :)

Summer Crib: T13 Room

104

If I were a landmark...

I would be Atlantis.

Who Am I? My favorite food

is coffee ice cream. I have a

golden retriever named Bag-

erra. I have a long Summer

Fun things to-do list, some of

which includes batting cages,

camping, trip to philly, and

many others. I attend Dave

Matthews concerts religiously.

Summer Crib: T13

Room 224

If I were a landmark...

I would be the Great

Pyramids of Giza because

I am intuitive, mysteri-

o u s , a n d I

love cats.

Drew Bastien hiking in the Adiron-

dacks. I have played the

drums for ten years and

am an aspiring elec-

tronica dj/dubstep and

moombahton producer.

Film, photography, and

snowboarding are pret-

ty cool too.

Who Am I? I'm

from the small town

of Canton in north-

ern New York, just

18 miles from the

Canadian border. I

enjoy long walks on

the beach and horse

rides into the sunset.

I love camping and

s e c o n d

year senior

at Ithaca College this upcoming year.

I’ll be interning in Los An-

geles in the fall. My favorite

color is orange and I’ve got

a thing for Italians. I was

born on a plane over the

Baltic Sea on April 14th,

2061. Yes, I’m actually from

the future (Danny Whit-

beck is too). I was raised by wolves

and therefore am a meat-etarian. I

will die if I eat vegetables therefore I

am not a vegetarian. I’m a semi-

Jesse Cases P A G E 5 V O L U M E 1 , I S S U E 1

Who Am I? Hi, my full name is Jes-

se Lee Cases-Villablanca and I’ll be a

professional domino stacker in Lux-

emburg with Danny Whitbeck. I

played two years of community col-

lege soccer. I’m an Aries, what’s

your sign? I have a canopy bed in my

room and it’s awesome, like Danny

Whitbeck. I enjoy long walks on the

beach. Mayonnaise is disgusting. I

strive to be as awesome as Daniel

Joseph Whitbeck.

Summer Crib: T13 Room 202

If I were a landmark...

I’d be The Washington Monu-

ment… You know why. 555.5125.

Who Am I? I am a junior

music education major

with piano and clarinet as

my primary instruments. I

also have a passion for

singing and am a member

of Ithaca College’s first

barbershop quartet, Cayu-

ga Suite. Outside of the

m u -

s i c

realm, I am a three-

season varsity athlete

running cross country,

indoor track and field,

and outdoor track and

field. So far at Ithaca Col-

lege I have captured a

school record for the in-

door 3200 meter relay,

won the 2010 Junior U.S.

N a t i o n a l S n o w s h o e

Championships, and par-

ticipated as part of the

gold medal chorus TriStar

at the 2010 Midwinter

International Youth Bar-

bershop Chorus Competi-

tion in Las Vegas.

Summer Crib: Some-

place not on campus!

If I were a landmark...

If I were a landmark I

would be Cascade Moun-

tain (part of the 46 Adi-

rondack High Peaks) be-

cause the hike is a fun ex-

perience that is known

only to those interested.

David Geary

quarter Chinese, my

grandfather drew the

Blondie comics for 40

years, my father plays

lead guitar in two bands, I

love candy, I don't know

how to drive, I am a cer-

tified scuba diver, I won

first place in the first

women's circle footbag

competition, and I have a

sister who is 22 years old

that recently graduated

Purchase College as a

Jade Gardephe Who Am I? My name is

Jade Gardephe and I am a

rising junior, majoring in

environmental studies

and minoring in art. I am

a pretty laid-back individ-

ual. I have a passion for

footbag, which is an un-

derground sport also

known as freestyle hacky

sack, and I also love to

paint. Fun facts: I am a

“This one’s

for you,

Campus

Center-”

Jesse “Neil

Diamond”

Cases

David does his duty as a

lumberjack on the side.

B F A

film maker.

Summer Crib: T13

Room 108

If I were a land-

m a r k . . .

I would be Gravity Hill,

in California. The layout

of the surrounding land

produces the optical

illusion that a slight

downhill slope appears

to be an uphill slope.

That isn’t an apple.

P A G E 6

DOs! DON’Ts!

Mike Reinemann

Wear headphones!

Use your cell phone!

Wear open toed shoes on setups!

Get distracted by your own activities!

Use the Walkies inappropriately!

Listen to music too loudly!

Take the setup sheets without asking!

Leave without telling the manager!

Answer the phone with a smile!

Ask questions!

Walk people to their destinations!

Give the customer The Pickle!

Have a positive attitude!

Arrive on time!

Work Hard!

Keep your things in the time clock room!

No comment.

T H E K O O K Y K A M P U S

C E N T E R C A P E R S

Who Am I? A quiet,

reserved child with a

penchant for occasional

madness, I enjoy iced

coffee in the morning

and staying busy. I’m

double majoring in Mu-

sic Education and Clari-

net Performance. On

the side I enjoy reading,

the beach, and hanging

out with my friends and

family.

Summer Crib: T13

Room 205

If I were a land-

mark…

I’d probably have to be

Wegmans, just because

I love it so much. That’s

a landmark right…?

Akin Oni-Orisan However, I am plan-

ning on double ma-

joring in English and

Writing. I love to

write, to sing, and to

watch 30 Rock!

Summer Crib: T13

Room 121

If I were a land-

m a r k . . .

The Lincoln Memorial

because he is calm

and still, yet power-

ful.

Who Am I? Hello! My

full name is Akinola

Adebola Adeyemi Oni-

Orisan...but you can just

call me "Akin"! I am from

Ypsilanti, Michigan. Both

my parents grew up in

Nigeria and came to

America for college. I am

the baby of the family

with three older siblings

who study medicine. Lookin’ snazzy for the camera!

Helpful Hints Via Kate Walter’s DOs and DON’Ts List!

Writer: Mike Reinemann

Photo Credit: Mike Reinemann, Akin Oni-Orisan,

Facebook, The Internet

Editor: Krystina Drasher

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