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Alumni Support the 2018 Wesleyan Fund

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picture-1-color-512x500.jpg Alumnus Eric Karaszewski is facetiming alumni with junior Will Parrish. Emily Zavitz.
picture-2-color-517x500.jpg Senior peer leader Kelsey Rappe posing in front of the tally poster after calling several alumni for donating. Emily Zavitz.
picture-3-color-523x500.jpg Junior Chloe Hangartner marks one more tally for the juniors. Emily Zavitz.
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picture-5-color-e1525193985286-375x500.jpg Junior Ashwin Gidwani making a phone call to alumni. Quinn Kaloper.

One of the most unique aspects of Wesleyan is the Alumni Fund. Wesleyan alumni will always be loved among the community. They are the ones who have shaped Wesleyan to be what it is today. Students will always remember their special time at Wesleyan; whether that is in the classroom, on the field or spending quality time building a friendship. Teachers and faculty are people that students will never forget. Those are the people who students look up to as role models and mentors. They have given so much to students; now is the chance to give back to them. Keep Reading

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Working Our Way To College

College is an expected destination for Wesleyan students. With every new week of school comes new tests, quizzes and papers

Working Our Way To College

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College is an expected destination for Wesleyan students. With every new week of school comes new tests, quizzes and papers to write, and everyone works hard to keep their GPAs eligible to get them into their dream college. Between tests and quizzes, students give up their nights and Saturday mornings for ACT and SAT tutoring, and let’s not forget sports and play practices. So how are students expected to have any fun?

The ultimate goal for Wesleyan students is to work hard enough to get into the college of their choice. Although we often believe that high school doesn’t matter because we are learning pointless subjects, it does matter for our futures, with colleges and even life after college. Keep Reading

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