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Gallery of Photos
"As soon as you get to know it you'll see why people love CCS. I can find a million experiences there--most
of them homey, some of them outrageous and new, all of them with people who I know and love." - Molly Hoisington, WCAS
'11
Our most recent photos are posted here, older photos are available for viewing using the link below.
Each photo below represents a category of life here at CCS; click any of the photos below to link to more pictures from that
type of event. For example, clicking the formal main picture will link you to a Webshots page with pictures from all
our formals this year.
Click here for more awesome photos!!
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| Cultural Events |
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| Ethiopean Food Night |
This album has pictures from many CCS cultural outings. These include trips to ethnic restaurants as well as many cultural
centers in Chicago (for example Millennium Park, the Pilsen neighborhood for Dia de los Muertos, and the Doctors without Borders
Refugee simulation in Grant Park).
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| Parties |
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| Before Winter Formal |
This album includes pictures from many of the parties that CCS hosts or that CCSers participate in. These include Master's
Banquet (a CCS hosted dinner with CCS performances for fellows and the Master's staff), RCB Formals (formals hosted by the
Residential College Board for all 11 res colleges), and the Winter Quarter 80s Dance Party (a CCS hosted dance party for residents
in the basement to celebrate a new quarter).
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| Social Events and Home Life |
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| BBQ at CCS |
This album has pictures from many CCS social events as well as many photos of residents just hanging out around CCS. Some
of the main social events include the quarterly camping trip, BBQs, NU athletic events (especially NU football), RCB Field
Day, CCS Alumni Day, Intramural Sports (this year dodgeball, floor hockey, and frisbee), trips on the El to Chicago, and playing
in the snow!
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| Service |
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| Heidi made cupcakes for a bake sale |
These pictures showcase some of the community service work that CCS does as a Residential College. Some of these events include
Project Pumpkin (where kids from Evanston come to Norris and trick-or-treat at stations set up by different student groups),
Relay for Life, and Dance Marathon. CCSers also do a variety of other service activities at locations throughout Chicago
and Evanston working with everyone from kids, to refugee families, and citizenship candidates. The CCS service initiative
is a new program that seeks to help CCSers find places that other CCSers volunteer at so that they can work together and get
other residents involved.
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