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the social committee.

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students and what they will • ' '■ ,*

go through to make one

day a little more special.”

Commenting on

the teacher re­

cruitment confer­

ence, Josh Hall

said, “It gives you

a great opportu­

nity to see sev­

eral different

schools from

around the

country and even

from around the

world.”

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many special friends who have

helped me to keep going whi

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heidi copeland

Lisa Phinney

gives a presenta­

tion after being

elected to the Al­

pha Chi National

Council. Fellow

Alpha Chi mem­

ber Chris Hor-

chak said, “It is a

great honor for

her because she

is representing

the largest region

of Alpha Chi.”

During white

glove, Kara

White washes

the windows in

her unit as the

deadline for room

i n s p e c t i o n s

Standing ready to answer Ryan’s goal was to help nears. She said,

any of Miriam Brierley’s register “voters who will in “It’s great making

questions, Ryan Hocking turn vote [into office] godly everything so

helps with voter registration men and women who can fresh and so

in front of Dambach. turn the nation to God.” clean!”

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