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SHOP: gettothecorner.com/welcome/justiceisnotagame

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Some graduation photos my best friend @evergreenmckriger took of me before the big day this Saturday (5/12/18), I’m so excited to graduate and move on to the part of my journey in life working at Walt Disney World 💖

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So I sang “How Far I’ll Go” from Moana tonight at my college choir’s karaoke night. My friend was kind enough to shoot the video, but please ignore how hideous I look 🙃

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Mothers of hazing victims share their powerful story at Cal U.

More than 300 students filed into Steele Hall Mainstage Theatre on Sunday evening to listen to Evelyn Piazza and Rae Ann Gruver as they continue their fight to #EndHazingNow. Piazza and Gruver are mothers who both lost their sons in tragic hazing incidents in 2017 (Timothy Piazza in February at Penn State, Max Gruver in September at LSU).

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Turning tragedy into progress: #EndHazingNow, Greek life sponsors prominent speakers to address hazing prevention

Hazing, “an abusive, often humiliating form of initiation into or affiliation with a group,” (www.definitions.uslegal.com) is a real problem

Panhellenic Council President, McKenna Ferris, had one goal in mind for her term, to bring Evelyn Piazza, mother of Penn State hazing victim Timothy Piazza, to Cal U to talk to the student body about hazing and the detrimental effects it had on her family.  “As a leader in the Greek Community, I felt that it was so important for our members to hear Evelyn’s story.  Honestly, I think that the more people who hear her anguish firsthand, the less likely it is to happen to any other family. I have watched her talks online and I think that it is something everyone needs to hear,” she said. 

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Boredom caused by Critcal Thinking.

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I love life and living