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Again an inactive period but you know why, just blame studentlife for now! Not much around lately and just digging up the archives because the weather sucks right now....
Can't image it already has been one year ago since my great adventure in South-Africa started but still enjoying the pictures to the fulliest! Enjoy your weekend folks.
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Sacred Heart University hosted the annual President's Gala at the Pitt Center on September 16, 2021. Photo by Mark F. Conrad
Shots from outside the stadium on Game day. Who knew at the time that LSU would eventually go on to me national champions. LSU won 45 - 38. Hopefully there is football in the fall.
photo by Bill Mathews... project Restoration took place the first week of Christmas vacation. 20-25 students stayed on campus to help build houses and do outreach in the Marion community. It was cold. It was muddy. It was a life-changing experience for many!
Pictured above JC Students, Amanda Nolander (left) and Sarah Watson (right) helped to put insulation beneath a home in the community.
Finalists for the Class of 2022 Orator delivered their speeches at Raymond Hall, Rhodes Center for the Arts, May 4; Charlie Brandt, Eliot Vaughey, Hillary Leeds, Nicole Bausha and Rebecca Birnbach. Photography by Glenn Minshall.
The Oberlin Review is the newspaper of record for Oberlin College and the city of Oberlin, Ohio. Established in 1874, it has published continuously for 140 years, making it one of the oldest college newspapers in the United States. The printed edition of the Review is published every Friday during the fall and spring semesters, except during holidays and examination periods, with a circulation of 2,000 issues. The web edition of the Review is published online continuously.
Photo by Chris Smucki '23
Martin Luther King, Jr. Week at NMH continued with an all-school-meeting talk by author and professor Michael Eric Dyson on January 17, 2018, at Memorial Chapel. Dyson is professor of sociology at Georgetown University, a two-time NAACP Image Award recipient, and American Book Award-winning author of many books, including "Tears We Cannot Stop: A Sermon to White America." He has been named one of the 150 most powerful African Americans by "Ebony" magazine. Photography by Glenn Minshall.