The Pots & Pans This Morning

[Katelyn M. Noland]

I know everyone's excited that it's the end of the semester. I'm fine with you celebrating at 9pm tonight, when classes are really over for everyone. I feel that banging on pots and pans and screaming at 9 o'clock in the morning is incredibly inconsiderate to everyone on campus, no matter how many semesters in a row that you've been doing it.

[Michael Yodice]

I like it, I think it's awesome : D

It's tradition.

[Casey R. Laggan]

I love it, keep on keepin on Mab a little quieter for the late risers tho N' we'll all be happy.

[Amy S. Wheeler]

It's a tradition to celebrate the last time you have to go get up early and walk to class. Expect it next semester as well so you can get earplugs for the night before.

[Matthew I. Fingerman]

Props to all Drew students who try to brighten our days by celebrating the last day of class!

Hahaha.

The pots and pans were loud, but the kids from Hoyt who were singing "Jingle Bells" out in the snow at 3 AM win out on noise.

Hey y'all.

I love mamosa (sp?) and its tradition. Although I have been disrupted by it for two years in a row. Sleep deprivation is closely linked to higher stress levels and anxiety so I think waking up studetns should be taken as a serious concern. But, I think we can reconcile the issue of mamosa madness waking up hoyt residents during the most stressful time of year with a simple and friendly idea. I think all mamosa madness has to do is relocate down the path to where it has been held frequently in the past next to the road closer to BC. That way the noise is reduced by the Methodist Library. Hoyt students sleep and the madness continues. Right?

[Russell W. Sprague]

Originally Posted by Benjamin T. Privot

I love mamosa (sp?) and its tradition.

Mimosa.

When did it get moved from the intersection with the road? I used to love having to fight through the limbo bar on my way to lunch.

Ben privot ftw