Canton

I will miss saying "Go Brits!" whenever I see purple or gold. But not really because I’ll do it anyways even if no one gets what I’m saying.

I’m concerned that I’m going to have to start paying for movies again because I won’t have the Bohm anymore.

My Albion icon is Baldwin, but that’s not really a "who," is it?

Flint

The Steve Miknis Baldwin tray falls. I also have to mention that I will miss the top notch liberal arts curriculum and the wonderful students, faculty and staff.

One of my major concerns is finding employment. I mean, there are no jobs at all in this town. Unless you wanna work 40 hours a week.

My Albion icon has to be Mary from Baldwin. I’ll be missing her.

Alden

I am retiring for more than the summer. I’ll miss the wonderful people in Albion’s community that I’ve met through service over my four years here.

I’m nervous and excited at the same time about moving to a new city, finding an apartment, living on my own and starting my job in the real world.

Gina Cornacchia, the coordinator for the Gerstacker Institute. She has been a huge help and a wonderful friend to me.

Battle Creek

I am going to miss the fun times and people I have met in my brief time here.

I am most worried about finding a job in Michigan with our booming economy.

My Albion icon would have to be Steve Miknis, "the natural."

Muskegon

I will probably miss certain professors who made my college experience enjoyable, other than that not a damn thing.

Finding a good job and structure to my life.

I don’t really have a favorite icon. The rock has the potential to be entertaining.

Novi

I will miss Kotaro Yoshida, professor of economics.

Missing my friends and finding a job.