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Rose Peak Climber's Log
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|from Sunol
Date Climbed: Mar 2, 2008
|Another bay area 'peak' I've done over and over in past years.
Clear but windy today, gusts to 35-40mph on the ridges. ~20 miles / 3800' gain in 6 hours 20 minutes.
|Posted Mar 2, 2008 10:31 pm
|Ohlone Trail
Date Climbed: Jan 20, 2008
|Did the 28 mile Ohlone Wilderness Trail in two days, starting from Stanford Ave. A really fantastic hike. However, clouds rolled in on day 2 and the view from the summit were nil. Still, it was quite eerie (and cold) up there, with dozens of knarley oaks surrounding us in the dense fog. The total silence of the fog, with the exception of drops of condensation falling from the oaks, was a unique experience. Will return in spring and climb from Sunol. Was able to see the beautiful landscape from Sunol to the backpacker's camp, but pretty much missed the vistas from the backpacker's camp to Rose Peak.
|Posted Jan 24, 2008 2:47 pm
|Ohlone Traverse
Date Climbed: Oct 15, 2006
|i've done the ohlone traverse twice (del valle to sunol) and really enjoyed it. it's a wonderful long day - choose your hiking partner wisely. :-)
|Posted Dec 27, 2007 6:54 pm
|Ohlone Wilderness Traverse
Date Climbed: Mar 31, 2007
|Del Valle -> Rose Peak -> Sunol -> Mission Peak -> Stanford Avenue TH (total 28 miles, 6500 ft elevation gain)
|Posted Oct 25, 2007 3:23 pm
|Long Day... not for summer
Date Climbed: May 15, 2007
|Starting from Geary Rd and the Horse barns, this hike rounds out at just over 20mi. There is a lot of exposure, and almost no water after the springtime, so be sure to BYOS(shade). This is a great hike to train for long trips, it offers distance, climbs, and off-season accesability.
|Posted Jul 11, 2007 2:14 am
|Del Valle Park
Date Climbed: Jan 16, 2007
|That was a lot of uphill!! I started out with the intention of making this a trail run, but found I had to walk all of the uphill. I can't believe how steep some parts of the trail were. At least I was able to run the flats and downhill. Left from Del Valle Park at 7:30 am and summited at 10:00 am. The way back was much more pleasant. No wildflowers this time of year.
|Posted Jan 16, 2007 11:03 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2003
|A nice stroll with the cows.
|Posted Dec 29, 2006 6:37 am
|Peak Baguette
|Route: Ohlone Trail from Del Valle, Date: 11.07.06
Date Climbed: Nov 7, 2006
|It sure felt like a lot of up & down, confirmed by 5979 total ascent on my GPS! Liked it so much I might try to summit this "in reverse" from the Stanford Ave. side later this week ;)
|Posted Nov 8, 2006 6:43 am
|Scott Fulton
|Ohlone Wilderness Trail 50K
Date Climbed: May 21, 2006
|I summited Rose Peak almost 6 hours after beginning the Ohlone Wilderness Trail 50K ultramarathon, which started at Stanford Avenue in Fremont. Thankfully we had better weather than this race usually has, and it was drizzling lightly from Sunol all the way to the top of Rose Peak and beyond. At the end of the race, I forgot about all the uphill because I was suffering through all the relentless, unrunnable downhill.
|Posted May 22, 2006 4:52 pm
|Ohlone Wilderness Trail
Date Climbed: Mar 9, 2004
|03/04/2006: Ohlone Wilderness Trail from Del Valle to Stanford Ave. Lots of snow on the ground.
03/09/2004: Ohlone Wilderness Trail from Del Valle to Sunol.
|Posted May 14, 2006 9:07 pm
|Route Climbed: ohlone trail Date Climbed: JUL 04
|side trip to peak from oholone trail livermore to fremont.
|Posted Oct 21, 2005 3:32 am
|Route Climbed: From La Valle Regional Park Date Climbed: 25 April, 2005
|Started from campground parking lot @ 11.50. Beautiful area, off & on weather (rain actually made the experience that much more dramatic!). Took a side trip to 'Discovery Peak (summiting @ 15.51),' summiting Rose Peak @ 16.58. Subsequently got my drink, snack, & toke on @ summit before departing @ 17.21. Reached TH @ bike @ 21.00. In summary, ~20 mi RT, 5,300' total elevation gain, motorcycle-to-motorcycle time: 9:10.
Overall impression: beautiful area, phenomenal wildflower exhibits, & great workout. Cool wildlife encounters included vulture swooping ~20' over my head, the garter snake encountered on the trail that played dead (except for its tongue which it couldn't keep from flickering in & out of its mouth), & hearing the cries of a hawk in close proximity. $6 parking fee @ a regional park is bullshit.
|Posted Apr 25, 2005 6:54 pm
|Route Climbed: Ohlone Wilderness Trail Date Climbed: Feb 26, 2005
|A good warm up hike. We were the only people on the summit. Was quite windy on top. Clouds blocked any great views of the Bay Area. But really pretty rolling green hills and other wildlife. Spring is a good time to do this hike.
|Posted Mar 14, 2005 5:51 pm
|Route Climbed: trail Date Climbed: January 30, 2005
|Beautiful clear day with many good views in all direstions on the hike from Sunol to Del Valle.
|Posted Mar 5, 2005 1:15 am
|Route Climbed: trail from geary road Date Climbed: Dec 24 2004
|A long but scenic trail. Avoid during the summer but on a nice winter day it's great. The summit itself is not spectacular in the least but it was a fun hike. 7 hours ctc. Cows a-plenty.
|Posted Dec 24, 2004 6:37 pm
|Route Climbed: Ohlone Wilderness Trail from Sunol Regional Park Date Climbed: January 8, 2004
|Reached the Sunol Regional Wildnerness kiosk at 7:30am, the attendant wasn't there so I didn't have to purchase a parking permit. I had planned to purchase a Ohlone wilderness trail permit at the kiosk, but since it wasn't open, I just opted to head on out for the hike. Parked as far south as I could on Camp Ohlone Road, and walked the rest of the way, taking a left turn beyond the 'W' tree. Took Backpacker trail up to the Ohlone Wilderness trail which I followed to Rose Peak (about an 8.5 mile walk one way from the car). The trail gradually climbs up to the peak, except at trail marker 25, where the trail detours through a valley to the next ridge to the south and a short downhill is reached. Made it to the summit in under 4 hours. On the way back I took a slightly different route back, following Welsh Creek road for a time, in order to avoid a herd of cows that I had met up with that morning (shoo cows!). Really enjoyed the hike.
|Posted Feb 14, 2004 11:05 am
|Brett A
|Route Climbed: From Sunol Date Climbed: June 28, 2003
|The best thing to do on a 100+ degree day in the Bay Area is NOT to climb Rose Peak. I made the annual training hike with a 60 lb. pack and camped at Maggies. Great sunset as usual.
|Posted Jun 29, 2003 5:45 pm
|Matthew Holliman
|Route Climbed: Stanford Ave -> Del Valle (Ohlone Wilderness Trail) Date Climbed: April 18, 2003
|A very pleasant hike (much longer than 7.5hr CTC for me!); I especially enjoyed the side trip to Murietta Falls, which were beautiful.
|Posted Apr 20, 2003 1:06 pm
|Bob Burd
|Route Climbed: Del Valle -> Stanford Ave (Ohlone Wilderness Trail) Date Climbed: April 18, 2003
|Matthew and I dayhiked the Ohlone Wilderness Trail in opposite directions. It was a mostly overcast day, perfect temperatures. Poor views from the summit due to low clouds, but the wildflowers were wonderful. A most enjoyably 28mi! 7.5hr CTC. Trip Report
|Posted Apr 18, 2003 3:19 pm
|Route Climbed: Through hike from Del Valle to Sunol Date Climbed: March 1998; May 17, 2003
|Did a two day trip from del Valle to Sunol camping at Maggie's Half Acre just below the north side of the summit. It was a cold dreary first day. We left the day after Easter and it rained and even snowed off and on most of the day. Tuesday dawned clear and cold and made for much nicer hiking on to Sunol.
Hiked from Sunol out and back. A very enjoyable day.
|Posted Apr 1, 2003 6:22 am


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Now that Socci is officially the lead play-by-play radio announcer for the New England Patriots, the veteran sportscaster and current radio voice of the Pawtucket Red Sox can look back with fondness at the message of hope Gil Santos delivered a few years back.
"He said, 'Bottom line: I don't plan to retire for a few more years, so don't try to take my job, but you'll be ready for it when the time comes,'" was the tale with a happy ending that Socci shared Wednesday about the legendary voice he will follow in the Patriots' radio booth. "It really proved prophetic."
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It was during his face-to-face interview with The Sports Hub that Socci first got to rub elbows with his future radio partner, former New England quarterback Scott Zolak, who is now the Patriots radio color analyst. The pair already knew each other by reputation, since Zolak had worked with play-by-play partners whom Socci knew well.
"When I talked to the people who had worked with Scott in the past and said that I was being interviewed for the (New England) job, their immediate reaction was 'You guys would be great together,'" Socci said. "Upon meeting Scott, I had a great vibe and felt that our personalities would compliment one another very well."
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While Socci is technically an employee of The Sports Hub, he was still subject to approval from the Patriots. Given his longstanding ties to Navy football – he's been broadcasting games for the Midshipmen – and the fact that Bill Belichick's father, Steve, was a scout at Navy for over 30 years, it seemed Socci had the perfect in.
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"I can't express to the PawSox how thankful I am. I love doing the games, blogging about the team and working with (partner) Jeff Levering," Socci expressed. "Pawtucket is a great place and is everything I envisioned it would be."
Tamburro brought up a good point regarding Socci becoming another successful PawSox broadcast story that now moves on to call pro games.
"To know that two of the major sports franchises in our market – the Red Sox and Patriots – both have a PawSox play-by-play guy, it's pretty special and satisfying," said Tamburro, referencing Don Orsillo's work with NESN. "It's a tribute to them and it's a tribute to our organization and makes us feel very proud."
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I was looking for the label that read "occhio sporgente." I couldn't find it. Knowing it was probably just my horrible Italian translation skills, I still tried to find the "rib eye" cut among the many slabs of beef laid before us at Elisa Estate Farm in the Italian province of Reggio Emilia. Instead I found the lombata (loin) con filleto (filet) cut next to the sottospalla (chuck), which were nearby the noce (walnut) and scamone (chump) cuts. And, clearly, my Italian was worse than I thought if I was looking at "walnut" and "chump" cuts, and still couldn't find a simple rib eye. My international master program class from the University of Gastronomic Sciences (UNISG) was visiting Emilia-Romagna this past February to learn about the region's food culture and production. We were learning that Emilian meat is just as important as the Parmigiano Reggiano cheese and Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale that the region is famous for. Finally I asked Chef Gianni Brancatelli, our host and instructor for the session, where the rib eye was. He smiled, pointed to the lombata con filleto cut, and said, "Half of it is in here." He explained that in Italy the rib eye cut doesn't exist—just like the noce cut doesn't appear in my home country of Canada—but is instead just a small part of the bottom sirloin. Chef Brancatelli further explained that the filet, one of the most expensive cuts in Europe and North America and prized for its tenderness, is exported in South America, where the tastier diaphragm is preferred for their recipes; it's all a matter of taste. It seems logical: different food cultures developing their own recipes would of course cut up the beef in different ways and prize different cuts. But for me—someone who has grown up in an area dominated by beef production—this was eye opening. Never before had I thought about not being able to eat a rib eye steak, or that there isn't some sort of international standardization in meat exports. Instead, I learned that the lombata con filleto is perfect to make a steak tartare, and that the girello is great to make a carpaccio, or even a vitello tonnato (a typical Piedmontese dish that I have come to love). Chef Brancatelli's meat seminar taught me that, even in a simple cut of meat, food tells a rich story. This has been my greatest takeaway from my time at the UNISG, a place that has exposed me to so many new cultures and points of view. I've met with farmers, food policy makers, chefs, and food writers—not to mention classmates representing 17 different countries—and have discussed the various food production systems and how they have an impact on all of us in different, yet similar ways. I may not have found the occhio sporgente in Reggio Emilia, but I've found so much more. The UNISG offers four Master programs in Food Culture and Communications, with a rich program of study trips in Italy and around Europe. Applications are now open for 2014. Find out more at www.unisg.it Image: Pearson Scott Foresman (wikicommons)
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Heaven Hill Distilleries Inc was founded in Bardstown, Kentucky in 1934, not long after the abolition of Prohibition. Named for William Heavenhill, the company was established by a group of investors including Joseph L Beam and the brothers Shapira: David, Ed, George, Mose and Gary. It was a risky venture from the start; the company did not own whiskey stocks and the Great Depression had reached lofty heights. The business began with just twelve employees and the first barrel was filled on 13th December 1935 bearing the label Bourbon Falls. During the Second World War the distillery halted general whiskey production and instead focussed its efforts on producing alcohol for the war effort. It was in 1957 that the Evan Williams brand was launched by Heaven Hill, named for the man credited as Kentucky's first distiller. The new brand quickly became a success. In 1986, Heaven Hill launched the original small batch bourbon, named Elijah Craig for the so-called 'Father of Bourbon', a Virginia reverend whose barn caught fire and consequently a good number of his barrels were burnt. Rather than discarding them, Elijah filled the charred receptacles with new whiskey and found that both colour and flavour were greatly improved. Today, his namesake twelve year-old whiskey is the second best-selling bourbon in America. Bourbon is, by no measure, the sole drink that Heaven Hill distributed. In 1988, the company became the licensed agent for Invergordon Distillers, subsequently Whyte and Mackay, and they began importing Scotch whisky. A year later, Heaven Hill acquired the gin brand, Burnett, the bourbon brand Henry McKenna and a Canadian whisky called Harwood. Two years later, Heaven Hill launched Burnett's Vodka. During the 1990s the company became a prolific drinks brand with the acquisition of Dubonnet, Coronet VSQ, Copa De Oro Coffee Liqueur and several other liqueurs and spirits brands. Today, Heaven Hill is the seventh largest distributor of bourbon in the US and their massive storage facilities hold 750,000 barrels of maturing whiskey. The company remain independently owned.


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After a 20 point win over North Idaho College on Friday night, the College of Eastern Utah Eagles lost the second game of the weekend series by three.
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My fiancé bought me an Annello ring, but it was not a set. It has a square shape with a "lip" so we are having a hard time finding a band to fit. I dont want a band that has a cut out for the "lip", I'd prefer a diamond band. Would this band fit under the lip of the square on my engagement ring (17210853)? We tried rings on in a jewelry store today and I tried one that looks very similar to this and it fit perfect. It did not leave a space between the engagement ring and band, which is exactly what I want. I want them gosh to each other. No spaces. Thanks!
I saw the exact ring in a Large (well known) Jewelry shop at International Mall, in Tampa, FL. and this ring was priced 40% higher! So glad I found this ring on Overstock!...
ITEM#: 13419318The most brilliant of all cuts, round diamonds are the traditional choice for all occasions and are preferred by many connoisseurs. 14-karat white gold is very affordable and is a practical choice when choosing white gold for jewelry. This band features a total of 16 diamonds with a total weight of 1/6 carat. The pave setting provides timeless style. The 1.8-millimeter band features a high-polish finish for timeless elegance and a chic design. Ideal as a wedding band or promise ring, this band blends beautifully with other jewelry or looks great on its own.
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Exquisit ring!
I saw the exact ring in a Large (well known) Jewelry shop at International Mall, in Tampa, FL. and this ring was priced 40% higher! So glad I found this ring on Overstock!Read More
Too small
Very much smaller than it looks, would not buy againRead More
love this ring
This was a replacement for my wedding band and goes great with my engagement ring,adding a bit more shiny bling.The diamonds are tiny, pave style, just like I want! They are clear and bright with lots of sparkle,sparkle,sparkle! The band is thin in width and comfortable to wear.Read More
Simple And Serves It's Purpose
The engagement ring my son went with was great and really stands out. Wanted a simple wedding band to go with it. The stones are very, very small but it will work fine with his engagement ring. Sometimes you get this huge engagement ring and then a huge wedding ring and it's a little too much for my taste. I felt this was a subtle way to have a wedding ring without overpowering the engagement ring.Read More
Not as expected.
The ring is pretty. Very pretty. There isn't really anything wrong with the product. I just expected it to be different. I was expecting a little bit bigger diamonds and to be able to actually see each individual diamond. The diamonds are so small, that you need a magnifying glass to see them individually. When you see them, it looks like a dusting or shimmer of diamonds. Like I said, very pretty but I just want something a little bigger to use as a wedding band. This would look pretty by itself.Read More
Exactly what i wanted!
I bought this ring to go with my engagment ring and i love it!!!!! good choice! and i am very picky!Read More
This ring simple but classy
The ring is smaller than what the pictures depics but looks even classier in person. I combined the ring with a plain band that is the same width and they look great together. - Happy customer :)Read More
Almost... but not quite
I may have misunderstood what the description said, but I was a bit disappointed with the ring when I received it. I think it would have been cute as a fun extra ring. I was planning on using it as my wedding band and really wasn't that impressed when I got it. I decided to return it and purchase something in person.Read More
Perfectly Dainty Bling!
I bought this ring as a graduation gift & after seeing itbin person i have considered buying myself one too. She wears it as a right hand ring & it looks beautiful. The diamonds go further around the sides then I thought they would which is great because it appears to be an eternity band at first glance. Looks like I paid a whole lot more money than I really did. I would do it all over again.Read More
Not what I expected
The picture is completely untrue to the size of the ring.Read More
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Hello Bolstak12/31, In order for the wedding set to show the least amount of gap, we recommend item#11747196 for engagement ring item#17210853. Any straight band will show a significant gap between the wedding set. Have a great day!
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This activity is designed to introduce students to planetary geologic features and processes. First, students will use NASA satellite images to identify geologic surface features on the "Blue Marble" (Earth), and will explore the connection between... (View More) those features and the geologic processes that created them. Using that information, students will then compare and discuss similar features on images from other planets. Included are the following materials: teacher's guide (with reference and resource information), student's guide (with activity sheets), and multiple cards of planetary images. Note that the range of targeted grade levels is quite broad; however, explicit adaptations for younger students are highlighted throughout the teacher's guide. This lesson is part of the Expedition Earth and Beyond Education Program. (View Less)
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This is a set of two activities about time. First, in Cosmic Calendar, learners will scale the evolution of the Universe to a one-year calendar, with the Big Bang occurring on the first moment of January first. Then, in Time-Line Scale Model of the... (View More) Age of the Earth, learners will use a 10-meter strip of paper to create a timeline for the evolution of our planet's surface, atmosphere and life. This is Actividad 8.2 as part of the El Universo a Sus Pies, a Spanish-language curriculum, available for purchase. (View Less)


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That phase is perfectly illustrated here in this cover feature in the sadly now-defunct CGW magazine, giving the world its first look at World of Warcraft a full three years before its eventual release in 2004.
Some of the feature is telling, some of it is spot-on, while other parts are downright hilarious given the passage of time, but on the whole it's a fascinating read given the kind of success the game would find when it was actually out.
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How Much Was Santonio Missed?
On Tuesday during his press conference, Rex mentioned the loss of their star receiver Santonio Holmes and what effect it had on the offense. With that in mind, Kristian Dyer looked into how the Jets performed with and without Santonio.
In the first four games of the season (Holmes was injured in the fourth quarter of the fourth game), the offense averaged 284 yards per game. Shockingly, the offense in fact improved to average 304.25 yards per game after the Holmes injury. So without a player whose absence Ryan claimed negatively impacted the team, the Jets actually averaged 20 yards per game more without Holmes.
Brian Bassett, TheJetsBlog.com
Of course though those numbers don't exist in a vacuum, since the Jets played a bunch of really bad team at the very end of the season. Even so, it's not good that their offense was better without him than with him. The real determiner of Santonio against the team (we think) is Jeremy Kerley.
Since we're a bit of a numbers wonk, we closely watched how Jeremy Kerley performed after the absence of Santonio. At the start he was ripping up defenses. Once teams got wise to defending him, his numbers sagged somewhat. Still, the point is that at the end of the season without anyone else to work with to take away double teams and the like, Kerley ended the year even in terms of value with where Santonio had been done after his first month with the team … right at the replacement level of receivers (ranking in the 60s).
In my mind, that's not very flattering to Santonio's prospects but a commendation of the work that Kerley did. Without much help from the quarterback spot or his fellow receivers, Kerley had the same level of output as a guy who is supposed to be better than him with a player of Kerley's caliber helping to take pressure off him.


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If you have an interest in literature, or just like participating in events with your English department, give LoCoLitSo a try. The only prerequisite to join or become an officer is interest and enthusiasm— no hidden fees or obligations. Past events have included Scrabble Nights, Poetry and Pizza, and Spelling Bees to raise money for a worthy cause, sponsorship of faculty debates, and tours of area used bookstores.
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Officers: Co- President: Maura Munley, Senior Co-President: Megan Byrne, Junior Vice President: TBDSecretary: TBDLoCoLitSo Event Schedule 2012-2013:Fall Semester 2012:September 19, 2012- First Meeting • Discuss events for the year. • Vote for officers. October 3, 2012- Croquet on the quad • Discuss how to publicize • Discuss who will be there • Discuss who will hang fliers, etc. October 10,2012- Croquet on the quad • Rain dateEnglish Feast • We will be helping with the planning of the Feast. Book Drive • We will be collecting books and donating them.Spring Semester 2013First Meeting First Week of School- TBD by club. Scrabble event: • Our beginning of Spring Semester Event will be scrabble. • We will challenge the professors and have snacks. • Date TBD by club. Relay Read-a-thon • This is our largest event of the year. • We will get a relay team of professors and students and read a book for 2 twelve hour periods. • All the proceeds will go to Relay for Life • We need to come up with options, and have people vote on which book they want to read. • We need to count the votes. • We need to publicize the event. • We need to temporarily borrow furniture from humanities to decorate our camp site. • We need to get volunteers to read in shifts
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This was the most active year in memory for LoCoLitSo; the society's collaborations with the Cura Personalis and Student Futures faculty committees guided many majors toward career goals and shored up our community spirit.
On October 3rd, students, faculty, and Dr. Forni's sons played croquet on the quad. Cathy Carroll, our resident croquet aficionado, kicked off the event by showing everyone the ropes—or wickets. Although the participants' enthusiasm was not matched by their expertise (except for Dr. Norman, who proved to be a fierce malletman), the dozen or so players enjoyed the games, even as they spryly intercepted (sometimes with their noggins) stray football throws from Jesse and Jack Glanz—thereby proving proved that croquet can be a contact sport.
On October 10th, 22 a dozen students attended an alumni panel presentation featuring five alums in various careers and career stages, including law, sports marketing, student development, writing, editing, and technology. Attending students not heard about the successful if circuitous paths of grads in action; they also learned about and practiced informal networking and mentoring. Along with sage advice, pizza was consumed.
On January 23rd, LoCoLitSo and the Student Futures Committee held a workshop in conjunction with the Career Center. The twelve attending students were enlightened about career planning. Afterward, faculty sponsors vowed to mount a more concerted effort to involve all Humanities studies in career planning. More pizza was consumed.
On February 19th, LoCoLitSo sponsored "Scrabble the Scholars," in which students and faculty engaged in some friendly word competition—while again wolfing down the ubiquitous Italian pies.


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