I am really glad that the weather is so nice. It started to warm up during spring break and has continued since. Although it snowed last week and I wasn’t too happy about that, the nice weather has come back and I think it will stay. After all, I don’t think it will snow in April. Fortunately, the weather allows us to do fun things outside, such as going to the zoo. My favorite thing at the zoo is the penguin exhibit.
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CourtneyHi everyone! My name is Courtney and I am a Junior studying dietetics here at Fontbonne . I am hoping to eventually work in pediatrics or with athletes. I am currently Secretary of SAFCS. I love running, walking my dogs, cheering on the Cardinals, and finding new adventures around St. Louis. I can't wait to share my adventures with you!
TaylorHey everyone! My name is Taylor and I'm currently a Senior here at Fontbonne studying dietetics with future aspirations of working with pro athletes in the field of sports nutrition. I can't wait to share my thoughts with you!
CandanceI graduated from Fontbonne in 2012 with a BA in Human Service and am currently a grad student once again at Fontbonne studying for my MS in Instructional Design & Technology (IDT). I'm a mother of 2 wonderful young men ages 17 years & 15 years old. I love working as an independent contracting sign language interpreter/job coach and I look forward to embarking on my new journey within the career field of IDT.
LaurenHi friends! My name is Lauren and I am a senior here at Fontbonne. I'm a proud art student and aspiring human. I hope to shed some light on the life of a commuter and share my experiences as a soon-to-be college graduate.
ClaireHello! My name is Claire Downey. I am a freshman at Fontbonne University. I am a fashion merchandising major and I am from St. Peters, Missouri. I look forward to having you with me as I experience my journey at Fontbonne University!
Jacey21 years old. Speech-Language Pathology Major. Fontbonne Women's Soccer.
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