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A Hash Brown for Lee

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sydney-groundhog-e1519231000594-375x500.jpg Senior and groundhog enthusiast Sydney Anderson enjoys Groundhog Day learning materials provided in Chapman Library. Hannah Hufham.
fox5atlanta.jpg General Beauregard Lee looks like he's enjoying the weather on his front porch in previous residence (Yellow River Game Ranch.) Fox 5 Atlanta.
redclayreport.jpg Punxsutawney Phil predicts the weather in Gobbler’s Knob. (I did not make either of these names up, they are a part of Pennsylvania’s rich history.) Red Clay Report.
hannah-groundhog-e1519232844886-500x500.jpg Junior Hannah Hufham poses with stuffed groundhog in the library. Sydney Anderson.
nydailynews-702x500.jpg The last time "Staten-Island Chuck" or should I say Charlotte, ever saw her shadow. NY Daily News.
twitterscreenshot-1.jpg Lee reveals his 2018 forecast, for those who missed his livestream on his personal Twitter account. Thank you for your service, Lee. Sydney Anderson.

As the tradition goes, every year on Feb. 2, a groundhog comes out of his den to tell the world whether there will be six more weeks of winter or an early spring. This day of wonder is known as Groundhog Day, and if you were wondering how meteorologists predict the weather, this is not it. Keep Reading

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Kris Laurite What college are you applying to / going to? I am applying to Notre Dame, Wake Forest, Georgetown,

Technically Inclined: Girls Who Code

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GWC2-1-667x500.jpg Jewel Anderson talks to the club about an app entrepreneur. Pictured (left to right): Maggie Simmons, Jewel Anderson, Muhan Zhao and Madison George. Alex Bone.
GWC8-1-667x500.jpg Rachel Hudson works on her project in the Earsketch app. Alex Bone.
GWC9-1-667x500.jpg Rachel Hudson listens to Jules Callahan as she talks to the club. Alex Bone.
kerchunk-1-666x500.png PrinceNapped’s logo shows the main characters Edwin and Clara. Ker-Chunk Games.
Laura-Jung-1.png While women in other majors have increased, the number of females Computer Science has been in decline. Laura Jung.

Every Thursday, about eight aspiring minds meet in the library to discuss their latest progress in their personal projects. Girls Who Code is a new club at Wesleyan, one that aims to inspire young women to expand their interests to the technical field through simple, yet engaging, online guides. Keep Reading

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Proposing solutions to quandaries in foreign countries is not a typical topic of conversation for high school students, but members

The Pets of Quarantine

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