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Extracurricular

More Herbs

by Marielle April 8, 2013

A few weeks ago, I mentioned Rosemary Grove and its partnership with the Environmental Club. Rosemary Grove, I’ll reiterate, is a store that focuses on Fair Trade items, which ensures that the producers of the items were paid fairly and had good working conditions. I’m pleased to announce that last Thursday we had a benefit [...]

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One for the History Books

by Carlyn April 8, 2013

I don’t mean to brag, but I just got back from the best spring break ever. I could go on for days describing details about my wonderful trip to New York City. But instead, I’ll highlight just my favorite parts (although it’s very hard to pick). My favorite morning was when my roommate, Conner, and [...]

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Swing, and Missssssssss

by Allison April 8, 2013

Spring break I decided to hit a few golf balls. I never really took interest in the game because my life has always been about basketball, but now that it is over I said heck why not. My boyfriend and I went to South Carolina to this island called Daufuskie. The place is random but [...]

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Egg Hunt

by Penny April 8, 2013

Have you joined any egg hunts designed for adults? I did. Last Saturday, my friend and I joined an adult egg hunt in Arnold City Park. It was my first time to do an egg hunt and this one is for adults, not kids. My friend told me some skills for egg hunts. Here are [...]

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Good Friday and Easter Service

by Penny April 8, 2013

Last weekend was Easter break, it was a good time for students because they got a one week break, and it was also a good time to think about how Jesus Christ died for us on the cross, then he was risen. It was my first Easter here, and I joined the traditional Good Friday [...]

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Hello, Life.

by Brooke April 3, 2013

I got asked out on a date. A real, take-me-out-to-dinner, tell-me-about-your-childhood, date. My reply? “I’m free in two weeks for about five hours.” I haven’t talked to him since. Before now, when I would become overwhelmed with emotion, I would work myself to a point of exhaustion: pick up extra shifts at work, run for [...]

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Summer Plans

by Tim April 2, 2013

Wow, I’m more than half way done with my first year at Fontbonne. I plan on hanging out with my friends that are coming back into town. We normally play video games and meet up to do something fun, like seeing a movie. I also plan on helping my dad finish rebuilding our deck and [...]

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All I Want Comes in Colors

by Carly March 26, 2013

Aaah, the old Comfort Zone. I love it for obvious reasons (it’s comfortable), but I also have come to absolutely despise it over the past few weeks as I spent a ton of time reflecting on my life during the Lenten season. As much as I hate to admit it, my Comfort Zone has me [...]

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A Much Needed Break

by Conner March 20, 2013

Today is the first day of Spring, and coincidentally happens to be the first day of my Spring break! I will be leaving for New York soon, and am so anxious to finally be in the city. I’ve been counting down the days and planning nonstop over the last couple weeks, so I can’t wait [...]

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Springing into Spring Soon!

by Erica March 18, 2013

While it’s not officially Spring yet, I’ve noticed many people around the Fontbonne Campus catching “Spring fever.” Our campus’ hammocks have also appeared in the Medaille Meadow, which should be a sure sign of Spring coming! Along with this, I’ve noticed more sunny days and the Fashion Merchandising Students are getting ready to host their [...]

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