2011 Miracle Yearbook

6 216 LI'L SIBS WEEKEND Li'l Sibs weekend was a time to catch up with the family and show those younger siblings the fun that occurs on Cedarville's campus. Cedarville students invited their younger siblings for a great weekend with activities that gave siblings the full Cedarville experience. Little brothers and sisters lived the dorm life and could really see what Cedarville has to offer. The fun was endless, and the hardest part, as always, was letting the li'l sibs go home after such fun times together. The Cedarville Yellow Jackets played an intense basketball game on Saturday night, giving the opposing team a real fight. Brothers and sisters all over the stadium watched in awe as the Jackets went into overtime and fought their way to a well-deserved victory. Beaver-Vu Lanes in Beavercreak opened their doors to anxious late-night bowlers, promoted through Student Life. A special ALT night offered a movie that both younger and older siblings enjoyed: "Up." Sibs were identifiable not only by their smaller size, but also by the tee shirts that displayed Cedarville's logo and the title of the weekend. Along with the activities that were offered, siblings really enjoyed the fellowship involved in the weekend. They had the option of sleeping in their older siblings' dorms and really experience what college is like. Many also joined their siblings as they went to class, and li'l sibs had the opportunity to see what the average college day was like. Hannah Burns said her favorite part about Li'l Sibs weekend was "just being able to hang out with my sister. It was nice to stay in the dorm and to go to the game and just have a fun time together." Li'l Sibs weekend gave Cedarville students a taste of home while still here at school. "It was nice to stay in the dorm and to go to the game and just have fun time together." (Hannah Burns) Older siblings sometimes have to help out the li'l sibs during beachball volleyball, but it's still a load offun! Li'l Sibs get pretty excited about the rock wall! It's not something they get to experience every day. Aw,how cute!