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Behind the scenes, “ I enjoy the work

Eric Wallace puts and feel that I am i*.

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vice personnel help ing into the food,” •• 1..

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th e c o m m itte e said so p ho m o re

please the students. Mark Beard.

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Opportunities for

Greek service points

are endless. Karis

Findlan and Roman

Perez keep score for

the high school

Cougar Volleyball

Classic. “ The tour­

nament would not

have been possible

without all of the

volunteer help/’ said

Roman, who organ­

ized and scheduled

scorekeepers. The

Greek Points Com­

mittee had to keep

track of all the hours

put in by students.

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Who says that earn­ director of CEF in ..v .

ing service points is Pinellas and Pasco

no fun? In Septem­ counties. “ It was

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ber, volunteers from great to find out

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Student Missionary how much of a

Fellowship cleaned blessing we were to mm

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and repai red the her,” said sopho­

home of Diana Joss, more Jennie Auger.

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