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Sophomore Mary Solitario pitches at a softball game against Trinity. The Lady Crusader softball team enjoyed a winning season.
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Sophomore Mary Arnold sprints to the base after a hit.
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Student musicians formed a small orchestra this semester.
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College President Dr. Timothy O’Donnell gives juniors in Rome a tour of the Colosseum.
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Junior Madeleine Deighan explains her work to a fellow student at the Spring Art Show.
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Counselors of the popular Experience Christendom Summer Program will host 6 sessions this summer.
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USCCB Director Mark Rohlena ’00 speaks at a “Life on Tap” event on success in the non-profit industry.
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Students enjoy dancing at their annual Spring Formal.
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Students and college Chaplain Fr. Stephen McGraw at the National March for Marriage.
10. Spring Play: The Christendom Players performed “And Then There Were None” by Agatha Christie. 11. Mystery Dinner Theater: Humorous duo, freshman Dominic Winter and senior Michael Kopp. 12. Kimberly Day was awarded the first William H. Marshner Award for Outstanding Theology Thesis. 13
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13. Stephen Snyder was awarded the first William R. Luckey Award for Outstanding Political Science Thesis. 14. One of the newest additions to the Christendom athletic life is the boxing club, a student-run organization, advised by Literature Professor Dr. Ben Reinhard. 15. In Rome: Philosophy professor Mark Wunsch visits students and takes them on the Seven Church Pilgrimage.
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16. Senior Joseph Gonzalez takes the floor at a Chester-Belloc Debate Society meeting.
Christendom College’s The Chronicler is an online publication appearing weekly on Fridays throughout the academic year. Written and photographed by students,The Chronicler provides a glimpse into life as a student at Christendom. Find out more and sign up to get notified when a new issue appears at christendom.edu/chronicler.
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