Yeneneh Terefe, a 34-year-old historic preservation graduate student, and Will Tang, a 5th year civil engineering student, spar Aug. 22 at RecStravaganza. Terefe has practiced kickboxing and judo for about eight years. Tang was president of Kickboxing Club last year and has practiced kickboxing for about six years.
Students take a picture with Albert and Alberta Thursday evening during RecStravaganza at the Southwest Recreation Center. The event was hosted by RecSports and featured free T-shirts, games and pizza. The RecStravaganza was organized to get students interested in clubs, resources and RecSports intramurals.
Yeneneh Terefe, a 34-year-old historic preservation graduate student, and Will Tang, a 5th year civil engineering student, spar Aug. 22 at RecStravaganza. Terefe has practiced kickboxing and judo for about eight years. Tang was president of Kickboxing Club last year and has practiced kickboxing for about six years.
Chris Hackbardt, an 18-year-old aerospace engineering freshman, gets a free RecSports T-shirt from Haley Stark, a staff member with RecSports. Hackbardt said he was trying to go to as many events as possible and stopped by the community partners table before receiving his shirt. RecSports gave out free shirts to any student who spoke with a community partner and learned about the available resources on campus.
Students take a picture with Albert and Alberta Thursday evening during RecStravaganza at the Southwest Recreation Center. The event was hosted by RecSports and featured free T-shirts, games and pizza. The RecStravaganza was organized to get students interested in clubs, resources and RecSports intramurals.
Yeneneh Terefe, a 34-year-old historic preservation graduate student, and Will Tang, a 5th year civil engineering student, spar Aug. 22 at RecStravaganza. Terefe has practiced kickboxing and judo for about eight years. Tang was president of Kickboxing Club last year and has practiced kickboxing for about six years.
Chris Hackbardt, an 18-year-old aerospace engineering freshman, gets a free RecSports T-shirt from Haley Stark, a staff member with RecSports. Hackbardt said he was trying to go to as many events as possible and stopped by the community partners table before receiving his shirt. RecSports gave out free shirts to any student who spoke with a community partner and learned about the available resources on campus.
Jacob Floyd smiles at his new 2-month-old kitten Saturday morning at the Summer Lovin’ Adopt-A-Thon.
Jacob Floyd smiles at his new 2-month-old kitten Saturday morning at the Summer Lovin’ Adopt-A-Thon.
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