Mary Baldwin College Bluestocking 2001
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Their Calics, the senior class, busy advising the nULLs as calics and working on their senior thesis, still had time to host a successful Military Ball weekend and Inaugural Parade.
Above: Looking as sharp as ever is the Corps of Cadets. Having come a long way since it's establishment, the Corps is proud of its 124 members.
Left: Because of the growth of the Corps, VWIL has needed to expand its motor vehicles. Here Regimental S-4 Lieutenant Erika Wendt checks out the new minivan.
"Do not close ...the doors in front of you but rather, help your sister nl'LLs and open the doors that await you all." -Regimental First Captain Kristy Wheeler '01 "This Corps is defined by the women that make it." •Class Congress Chair Rebecca Gross 'OI Orientation The Orientation program is responsible for wel- coming new students to the MBC community. A five-member board and 25 member staff make up the orientation leadership. Orientation leaders are possitive, welcoming girls who work diligently to help students make the transition to college.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their Calics, the senior class, busy advising the nULLs as calics and working on their senior thesis, still had time to host a successful Military Ball weekend and Inaugural Parade.
Above: Looking as sharp as ever is the Corps of Cadets. Having come a long way since it's establishment, the Corps is proud of its 124 members.
Left: Because of the growth of the Corps, VWIL has needed to expand its motor vehicles. Here Regimental S-4 Lieutenant Erika Wendt checks out the new minivan.
"Do not close ...the doors in front of you but rather, help your sister nl'LLs and open the doors that await you all." -Regimental First Captain Kristy Wheeler '01 "This Corps is defined by the women that make it." •Class Congress Chair Rebecca Gross 'OI Orientation The Orientation program is responsible for wel- coming new students to the MBC community. A five-member board and 25 member staff make up the orientation leadership. Orientation leaders are possitive, welcoming girls who work diligently to help students make the transition to college.
What to read after Mary Baldwin College Bluestocking 2001?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Baldwin College to read onlineMoreLess
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