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Senior Spotlight

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Haley Badciong

What colleges are you applying to? I’m going to Auburn next year.

Who was your first Wesleyan crush? Josh Price.

What was your most embarrassing Wesleyan moment? Sophomore year at a football game, I was in the middle of tumbling in front of the run-through banner, and the football team ran though earlier than we expected so I was not out of the way yet, and then I ended up running in the middle of a group of football players the rest of the way to cause less chaos… it was so scary.

What will you miss most about Wesleyan? The community.

What is one thing you wished you had done in High School? Diving.

What are three things you cannot live without? Music, strawberries and blankets.

What was your dream job when you were a little kid versus what is your dream job now? When I was little I thought I could be a cheerleader my whole life, so that was my dream job, but then I realized that that is not possible, so I decided my dream jobs were to be a teacher and a cheerleading coach. Now my dream jobs are a physical/occupational therapist and a special ed teacher. Keep Reading

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Wesleyan Mourns the Beloved Table of Room W180

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Table-1-667x500.jpg The last surviving relative of the Beloved Table of Room W180 is found in room W182. Kelly Roth.
Table-3-667x500.jpg Mourner Ellis Schmitt takes a moment to remember his cherished classroom companion. Kelly Roth.
Table-6-667x500.jpg The shrouded victim of students’ graffiti and boredom is honored. Kelly Roth.
Table-4-667x500.jpg Devastated seniors Garrett Hangartner and Ellis Schmitt attend the wake during Mr. Tamel’s first period AP Literature class. Kelly Roth.
Table-5-667x500.jpg As the candles are blown out, the only thing left to do is wait for her return. Kelly Roth.
Table-2-667x500.jpg The modest shrine for the Table of Room W180’s wake. Kelly Roth.

As Norcross trudged through a long rainy spout, even the weather seemed to reflect the mood of all Wesleyan’s students and faculty as they said farewell to a loyal and much-beloved companion, the Table of Room W180.

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Wolves Take Midtown

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Zetzsche-Color-2-433x500.jpg Seniors Ashton Cameron and Madison McKemie smile wide for Music Midtown. McKemie.
Zetzsche-Color-3-408x500.jpg Juniors Daniel Woods, Grace Tyler and Will Parrish take a picture at the beginning of the festival. Tyler.
Zetzsche-Color-1-417x500.jpg Juniors Betsy McDaniel and Ansley Cotter pose for pictures after dancing to Two Door Cinema Club. McDaniel.
Zetzsche-Color-4-375x500.jpg Juniors Caroline Burke, Hampton Henderson and Will Parrish eat a watermelon at Music Midtown. Henderson.

When school started in August, most students began to perceive their social lives as “over” or “done for.” Music Midtown, however, is the last opportunity for fun before the full stress of the school year kicks in and social lives are concluded while obtaining a trendy façade.

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