Roommate information.

We got roommate information today. I am rooming with a guy named Pavol Minarik from the Czech Republic (judging by his email address). We are in Apratment #1 of the building I mentioned earlier. It appears we will also be living in this apartmint with two other fellows, Jaewoong Won and Warren Campbell (talk about contrasts). For some reason, just finding out the names of my roommates has eased a lot of anxieties I had about the other students in the program. I feared that it was going to be me and a bunch of Kennedys, or something like that, just a bunch of senators' kids.
They've been giving a lot of information lately, in fact, which I guess makes sense since the program begins next week. They started a Yahoo! group, and I was the first one to post up on it, and people have just been introducing themselves and talking about their internships and stuff. They sent out a list today of all the participants with the housing info, and from it I can glean the following:

1. There are 37 students total. 20 guys and 17 gals. Much smaller than I had expected.
   
2. Judging solely by names and emails, there are 11 foreign students. I hadn't really thought of any foreign students being here at all.
   
3. There is one student who attends "Stetson University."

I hope that Mr. Conner can forgive me one day for that last observation. I know nothing about this school, except that famed author Ted L. Nancy once wrote them an open letter with the postscript: "I love your hats!" [Grammatical question: is the use of a colon and quotes redundant there?] I was also lucky in getting the building (there are in fact two apartmente buildings for us) with 8 guys and 13 girls, as opposed to 12 guys and 4 girls.
One more note about the demographics of this group: Several people on the Yahoo! group have told that they are seniors/already graduates. People are of ages 19-27. I think there might be one Slovak. I'll have to mediate in case any confrontations break out between him and Pavol (loose cannon as he is)(my gut feeling tells me). I'll also have to get this guy's autograph for Jonathan if he's Slovak. Boy, looks like I'm gonna really have a busy semester ahead of me, trying to repair relationships I damage here before I even meet the people. Better end this and go to sleep.