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Rebekah Germano

The junior year seems to be the Lindsay McNeal said, “I am

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year of increased responsibility a interdisciplinary studies major

wlvere tke o m and looking ahead. Even though with focuses in math and educa­
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most juniors still have one more tion. I plan to graduate in May

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year, they have begun to make 2007, get married, and begin to

g r a d u a t t o w ; ct vwavf plans for life after graduation. teach math full-time at a Chris­

Also, they begin concentrating on tian school. Of course, classes get

be a t a k r l s t caw

upper level classes for their ma­ harder as you begin taking higher

koolool o r a ov4 bU jors. These aspects combine to level classes, but I know that it is

make their year a time of busy all worth it. I will carry with me

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schedules, mounting demands, the things that I have learned

w h ke r e v e r
and future plans. from Clearwater and apply them

“My major is elementary throughout all aspects of my life.”
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Cindy Hook education; I am starting ROTC One comfort amidst the

in January so I will be in the Army seeming chaos of the junior year

after I graduate. I feel that God is the knowledge that graduation

has taught me more this year than is just a year away.

any other year. This

year has been difficult

because the classes are

in the upper levels,”

Dan Taylor said.

Luke Berwick Jaime Blanchard Ted DeWalt