The people at Satori are always being themselves and having a blast. Zach Alden (a third year) sill remembers being here on his first day. “The people were pretty cool and fun,” Zach exclaims. You can tell what Zach means. From the first step into the world of Satori people start having a great time. You can be a little nervous on the first day. Pretty soon, however, you can blend into the crowd and start having a blast. There are some things, sadly, that people can be downward to. The dorm rooms, people complain, are too small for them and all their stuff. Joe Wecker points out “the dorm rooms are pretty tiny.” And even Sam Hylton exclaims, “The dorms are too stuffy.” Here at Satori there is a long range for age. “The older people,” says Matt Perry, “feel like they belong at Satori, while the newer people have to get used to the lifestyle.” Some older people might even get frustrated with the little guys, though for the most part they’re cool and supportive, and people get the hang of Satori pretty quick.