Kari had noticed the girl walking past her and out of the dorm dressed rather punkily, but it didn't bother her. Being a yankee, she knew that a girl dressed like that had some spirit in her and could probably defend herself if anything came about. It was the air-headed bimbos that needed supervising, not her.<br/><br/>Stretching out on the couch even more as she listened to the doll girl and a new guy talking to each other, Kari didn't pay them much mind so she continued to watch the TV until she began to doze. Stretching a bit, she went to the front doors of the dorm and shut them, since no one was moving things anymore, and quickly went to the office she had been in earlier. After filling out something on some paperwork, she shut off almost all the lights of the lobby and yelled out to those who were still talking.<br/><br/>"Lights out! This means go to your rooms and get some sleep. We got classes tomorrow after all. Don't dabble, get up there soon. I'll be walking through the halls in a few hours, if I catch anyone wandering around I'm going to write them up for a violation and that means community service." What Kari said was partially accurate, but also partially inaccurate. The students did need to sleep, but she wouldn't necessarily write them up on the first day. . . unless they were deserving. She just wanted to clear the halls out until people were more acquainted with one another.