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Before evening devotions, art of crocheting. The unit had

Rosemary Carr instructs fun working on their blankets

unit mate Kerri Lamborn in the and sweaters.

ith the stress tion. Danielle Woods has

W and activity of been creating duct tape items

class work, sports, projects, for about four years. She

and other commitments that said, “I like it because it’s a

are abundant at college, it can unique hobby. It kills time

be tough to find time to re­ and people enjoy it.”

lax and enjoy favorite past Using the artistic gifts

times. But the students man­ God has given them, hobbies

aged to incorporate fun hob­ were a fun and productive

bies into their busy schedules. way to step back from the

From the old time classic of academic scene surrounding

crocheting to the finer artis­ them and to balance it with

tic realm of duct tape cre­ some relaxation. “Crocheting

ations, students possessed in­ is something that is long-last­

credible talent and imagina­ ing,” said Lisa Coerper.

In order to relax, Katie

Cochran works on a land­

scape painting. She said, “I paint

to express myself. When I see

something beautiful, I want to

get it down so everyone else

Danielle m ake numerous wallet. She has become adept
can see it.” She eventually plans

item s from duck tape, in­ at making wallets and can finish
on incorporating her talents in
cluding a tie, a belt, flip flops, a one in about fifteen minutes.
her career.

picture frame, and her favorite, a