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Slininger works in Uganda all summer
After junior Katy Slininger finished her semester studying abroad in Uganda, she made the decision to stay and work there throughout the summer. Slininger worked with Emmanuel International after her pastor suggested that she get involved with it. This organization offers counseling to widows, former child soldiers returning from the war and elderly individuals. In
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Bryn Mawr
Stepping off the R5 train at the Bryn Mawr station places you a little more than a block away from the Bryn Mawr Film Institute and Milkboy Coffee, the perfect escape from a rainy day with film screenings and hot chocolate or lattes – as long as an umbrella made the trip with you. What
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Ardmore
Suburban Square in Ardmore is just a few train stops away and offers a variety of shopping attractions and places to eat. The Farmer’s Market at Suburban Square is filled with fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, groceries and prepared dishes. We sampled a piece of homemade chocolate peanut butter cake from Stoltzfus Bakery, which was
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Villanova
If you take the 2:11 p.m. train from St. Davids, by 2:14 p.m. you will have arrived at a place where the manicured landscape and stunning architecture are reason enough for the $4 trip. Villanova University’s campus is something of a gem on the Main Line. Stone, brick and cement blend beautifully in the 126-year-old
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Intramurals registration open this week
Take your pick from three intramural sports this fall: Co-ed Volleyball – Mondays Co-ed Soccer – Tuesday and ThursdaysMens’ 3 v 3 Basketball – Wednesdays If you are interested in signing up for any of these sports, registration continues until Friday. Sign up your team via e-mail or find more information at the intramurals Web
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Turner proves it is never too late for college
Sophomore Timothy Turner is experiencing dorm life in Sparrowk Hall at the age of 59. He graduated from Thomas A. Edison High School in Philadelphia in 1969 and then served with the United States in the Vietnam War before getting married on June 13, 1970. His wife Yolanda Turner has no objection to Timothy Turner’s
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Eagles soar into season with victories
Women’s Soccer The Lady Eagles experienced a disappointing week, finishing with a record of one win and three losses. The team started its season at York College with a strong performance but fell short at the end, losing 4-2. Senior forward Jill DiRenzo scored both goals. The Lady Eagles were back on the field a
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