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FEATURES
Moving
F
orward
Together
A year
captured in photos
eavy bags? Packed minivans? No problem!
New Student Orientation leaders, residence life
staff, enthusiastic upperclassmen, and even
General Krulak pitched in to unload incoming students
and move them into their new homes away from home
last August. Among those moving in were the brand-new
class of 2015—freshmen just like their new president—
and they were an impressive bunch, coming from 22
states and six foreign countries. More than 30 percent of
those who reported rank finished in the top 10 percent of
their high school class, and 60 percent had a grade-point
average above 3.4. It proved to be the beginning of a very
special year on the Hilltop!
Online
:
Check out the move-in day slideshow at
A Year in the Life
…
A New School Year Begins
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