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Meet Kelsey Drake
It’s a long trek from the main campus to the maze of trails at the top of the hill. That’s just one of the reasons why senior Kelsey Drake wouldn’t live anywhere else on campus besides McReynolds Hall.
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Kelsey Drake: Responsibilities and Release
It’s a long trek from the
main campus to the maze of trails at the top of the hill. That’s just one of
the reasons why senior Kelsey Drake wouldn’t live anywhere else on campus besides
McReynolds Hall.
Published: Nov 02, 2009 01:50pm
The Secrets Behind the Omnipresent Smile
"I have to be sick to love this job this much," says SA president Scott Brizendine. "I have to have something wrong with me to want to do this again."
Published: May 20, 2009 01:50pm
A Real "Wide-eyed Globetrotter"
Heather
Lanier claims to love her home California. However, this is difficult for her
friends to believe, since she is constantly brooding to escape it.
Published: Feb 12, 2009 01:16pm
Matthew Reeves: Composition and a Lot of Other Stuff
Trombone, sax, French horn, trumpet, piano, cello, and voice… just a few of the things that fill senior music education major Matthew Reeves’ time.
Published: Oct 24, 2008 11:45am
Amanda Betat: A Crown, a Platform, and a Learning Experience
Most people don’t kick off their freshman year at PUC by becoming a beauty queen.
Published: Sep 05, 2008 12:22pm
Peter Katz
Entering his third year at PUC, English/history major Peter Katz is not only pursuing two majors, but he is also a part of the Honors program as well as being well on his way to earning his AS in music.
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Craig Church: Part of the FTV Family
Craig Church has a collection of over 2,300 movies. So it’s no huge surprise that he’s a film & television production major...
Published: Aug 08, 2008 12:07pm
Alisa Jacobo: Little More Than A Blur
Some days Alisa Jacobo seems little more than a blur, because she’s off running to her next class, her next job, her next meeting with friends.
Published: May 01, 2008 11:14am