So many life-changing things can happen during a college career.
 
For some, just the everyday responsibilities of waking up and heading to class without a parents' reminder, doing your own laundry, and budgeting your money are new tasks.
 
Some may discover an academic major that leads them down a career path they may never have considered before.
 
Most will meet people from different parts of the state, country and fellow students and professors from all over the globe.
 
And some will meet the person with whom they chose to spend the rest of their lives.
 
Valentine's Day is celebrated on February 14 and to recognize that occasion, we have a special Tales from the Creek episode that we like to call "Love in the Creek."
 
Scott and Sara Jackson and Tony and Ellen Peacock are two of the many couples who met during their undergraduate careers, fell in love, married, and have built a life together.
 
Scott Jackson, class of '98 played seven different positions on the Campbell Baseball team, while Sara Moore, class of 2001 was a starting guard on Campbell's ASUN title winning 2000 squad and 2001 women's basketball regular season champs.
 
Tony Peacock, class of '96, was a four-year starter who helped the Camels win Big South men's soccer titles in '92 (tournament) and '93 (regular season) and finish as ASUN runner-up in '95 and '96.  Ellen Price, class of '97, helped Campbell win its first women's soccer championship in 1993 and reach the ASUN final two years later.
 
After graduation, Scott and Sara were married and they began a journey together that took them to Wilmington, Chapel Hill and now to Lynchburg, Va., where Scott is head baseball coach at Liberty University.
 
Tony and Ellen moved to Atlanta in 1998 and have made their home there since among a large international population.
 
In the next installment of Tales from the Creek, Stan Cole talks with Scott, Sara, Tony, and Ellen about how they met at Campbell and their journey as couples and parents.