aspect, one part or view of a situation, problem, or subject, campus, the buildings and land of a university or college, diverse, including a variety of people or things, identity, the qualities of a person or group that make them who they are, outgoing, someone who is sociable and enjoys meeting new people, overwhelm, to have an effect that is too strong or extreme, pause, to stop doing something momentarily, reverved, quality of someone who does not talk much or show their inner thoughts or feelings, concept, an idea or principle, exceptional, a lot greater than usual, particularly with regard to skill, intelligence, quality, etc., familiar, recognized easily because of being seen, met, or heard before, unfamiliar, not known to you, manners, ways of behaving toward people, relating to etiquette and being polite, obey, to follow rules, laws, or a person of authority, disobey, to refuse to do something you are ordered to do, peculiar, odd; unusual, strict, demanding total obedience of all rules, vary, to differ from something of a similar type, accent, the way someone pronounces words according to their area, country, or social group, criticize, indicate the faults of someone or something in a disapproving way, frustrating, annoying because you cannot do something you want to do, harsh, severe; unkind, insult, to say or do something rude or offensive to a person, major, more or most important; bigger or more serious than others, minor, less or least important; smaller or less serious than others, native, a person who is originally from a particular country or area, straightforward, simple; easy to understand, approve, to have or express a positive opinion of someone or something, disapprove, to have or express a negative opinion of someone or something, gesture, the movement of hands, arms, or head, etc. to communicate an idea or feeling.

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