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- Summer learnin' happens so fast
- Making the transition from student to staff
- Western faculty still without deal
- Western students share boot camp experiences
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Casey D. Hall is a junior studying journalism with a focus in French and gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender studies. He has written for the Western Front, Fairhaven Free Press, Puyallup Herald and the 2007 National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association student project in San Diego. He also volunteers for the Ally Building Network and is an active member of Brown Pride. Aside from saving the world, Hall hopes to one day write and edit for a national magazine.
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Emily Barker grew up in a small town outside of the sprawling 'burb of Vancouver, WA. There, she learned she loved reading, and at 7 wrote her first book detailing the adventures of a cat. Now she is a college senior and currently in the, "backpack through Europe, work for a non-profit, and write the next great American novel," stage. She hopes to attend graduate school next winter and study something extremely interesting and completely unpractical.
Steve Reno grew up in the quiet farm town of Monroe, Washington. The son of a firefighter and a librarian, he was universally loved throughout town for his wit and charm. A hale, tall, lithe young man, he played drums in the marching band and was known to be an exceptional Pickleball player. He graduated from Monoe High School in 2004, and is now pursuing a degree at Fairhaven College.