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[ Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2003 ]

When you were growing up, who did you confide in the most?

"Definitely my mom and dad, but my mom more. Whatever I told them, they would accept and still love me no matter what."

Valerie Ciavola

sophomore-education

"My sister April, who is six years older than me, because she was older and had more life experience."

Cynthia Milinichik

freshman-engineering

"More with my friends during high school, but as I grew up I also grew closer to my parents and now they're my best friends."

Nathan Sopko

freshman-engineering

"I personally don't talk to my parents unless I need money."

Shayne Arcilla

freshman-business administration

"My parents because they were always around."

Matt Poletti

sophomore-communications

"Personal stuff, like crushes and schoolwork, I discussed with my friends, but emotional stuff I confided in my mom."

Regina Perry

sophomore-earth and mineral sciences

"I told my parents that when it came to my love life, the most they could expect from me was a wedding invitation, but I talked to them about everything else."

Andrew Kleinman

junior-computer science

 

"I confided in my mother, she's my best friend."

Rachel Wert

junior-history

 

Compiled by Carissa Pleiss

Photos by Cara Crumbliss

 

 

 



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