Bust-a-move

Paula Burch-Celentano pburch@tulane.edu
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For many students, move-in day is the beginning of new adventures and experiences as they meet roommates and fellow students for the upcoming year.

A successful move-in is a well choreographed dance with boxes, bins and books.
Members of the Move Krewe load students’ belongings into portable orange containers. The new container system made moving in more streamlined.
A successful move-in is a well choreographed dance with boxes, bins and books.
First-year student Shane Friedman and his mother, Cozy, wrestle with a unwieldy mattress pad in Sharp Hall.
A successful move-in is a well choreographed dance with boxes, bins and books.
Zekun “Sam” Wu, Juncheol “Tony” Kim and Janie Park, left to right, search through a pile of books and binders at the Trash to Treasure sale in McWilliams Hall.
A successful move-in is a well choreographed dance with boxes, bins and books.
Mattie Parham, a first-year student from California, finds solace in her minimalist dorm room as she prepares for classes on Monday (Aug. 29).

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