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Matt Anderson

Matt Anderson

Matt Anderson ‘12
A sophomore from Washington, Matt is an English/Creative Writing major and has written for the local newspaper, The News Tribune.

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Justine McDaniel

Justine McDaniel

Justine McDaniel ‘12
Justine is a sophomore French major from California. She also works as a campus tour guide.

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Christina Miller

Christina Miller

Christina Miller ‘12
Christina is a sophomore majoring in Comparative Sociology and minoring in Studio Art and Japanese. Chattanooga, Tennessee is where she calls home, though she has also lived in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. She is an active member of Repertory Dance Group and is an International Student Mentor. She also works as a Campus Tour Guide. Next year, Christina plans to study abroad in Japan, and she is very excited about the opportunity.

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Maureen Wolsborn Maureen Wolsborn ‘10
I am from Portland Oregon, born and raised.  I grew up participating in pre-professional ballet until high school.  I attended Gresham High school and was a Varsity athlete on the water polo, ski and swim teams.  My father is a Puget Sound graduate from the class of 1978 and was also a member of the Greek system.  My cousin is also and alum and graduated in 1998.  At Puget Sound I am the Vice President of Member recruitment in Alpha Phi, I have been involved with big brothers big sisters of Pierce county.  I also enjoy participating in RDG. My favorite things to do at Puget Sound are enjoying the outdoors, cycling and participating in university events.  I am a politics and government/ comparative sociology double major, in the near future I hope to go to law school some where in California and practice corporate law.

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