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==Pronunciation== | ==Pronunciation== | ||
[fəʳst | ['fəʳst / 'nit / at / 'sheel] | ||
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An event hosted by [[Sheil Catholic Center]] for incoming Catholic freshmen. The day before orientation, students are invited to spend the night at Sheil and meet the center's staff and other Catholic students. Activities include a cookout, painting a rock at the [[lakefill]], and a bonfire.<ref>[http://www.sheil.northwestern.edu/programs/first_night_at_sheil.html]</ref> | An event hosted by [[Sheil Catholic Center]] for incoming Catholic freshmen. The day before orientation, students are invited to spend the night at Sheil and meet the center's staff and other Catholic students. Activities include a cookout, painting a rock at the [[lakefill]], and a bonfire.<ref>[http://www.sheil.northwestern.edu/programs/first_night_at_sheil.html] Sheil Website</ref> | ||
==Usage== | |||
Used by students and staff at Sheil. Since the event is not open to non-Catholics, primarily Catholic students use this phrase. <ref>[http://www.sheil.northwestern.edu/common/attachments/2013%20First%20Night%20Tri%20fold.pdf] First Night Brochure</ref> | |||
==Example Sentences== | ==Example Sentences== | ||
I met that guy at First Night. | |||
You should think about going to First Night at Sheil, it's a lot of fun! | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Events]] | |||
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Part of Speech
Noun
Pronunciation
['fəʳst / 'nit / at / 'sheel]
Description
An event hosted by Sheil Catholic Center for incoming Catholic freshmen. The day before orientation, students are invited to spend the night at Sheil and meet the center's staff and other Catholic students. Activities include a cookout, painting a rock at the lakefill, and a bonfire.[1]
Usage
Used by students and staff at Sheil. Since the event is not open to non-Catholics, primarily Catholic students use this phrase. [2]
Example Sentences
I met that guy at First Night.
You should think about going to First Night at Sheil, it's a lot of fun!
