1. Showing up at C-Club at 11 at night only to find all the stations closed.

Uh, I'm pretty sure C-club doesn't close until midnight. Just saying.

2. Going to a class at the HRC and finding out it's full.

We are listed as one of the healthiest college campuses, but come on, we can't like exercising that much, right? Right? (6am Cycling, I'm talking to you.)

3. Beating Villanova on our home turf *and* on theirs.

Okay, let's be real. We weren't surprised--but they (and ESPN) may have been a little taken aback. What can we say? Dawgs Gotta Eat, fam.

4. Asking your friends to hang out and getting "Sorry, clusters" as a response.

Again? Seriously? By your second semester on campus, you know what clusters are, regardless of your major.

5. When Danko sends out updates on tuition prices

Oh, wait, you're raising it again? But wasn't it raised last year--whatever. Nevermind.

6. When Danko sends out updates on Butler's Day of Giving.

As if my paying tuition isn't enough, the Day of Giving is an annual reminder that I will be paying for the rest of my life.

7. When First Years live in Fairview and Resco but you lived in Ross or Schwitz.

They will never understand not having air conditioning or communal bathrooms--but they'll also never experience the close-knit units that come with sharing a bathroom with 34 other people.

8. When your professor cancels class on the first day.

I mean we live in Indiana, which means crazy weather...not to mention, a lot of Butler professors live or teach at other places and have to commute. We aren't complaining, though!

9. When summer comes.

I'm sorry, what? Butler has become home, and now you have to leave all your friends. It feels like barely a semester has gone by; how could it have already been two?