Monday, October 24, 2011

Flashcards and Intramurals

Intramural Soccer
Spirits paired up with Texas Wranglers this fall semester for intramural outdoor soccer! Girls participating on the team include Andrea Chao, Gabe Dobbins, Rachel Sawyers, Jessica Cox, Bridget Dunn, Bernadette Creasey, and club soccer girls Shannon Funke and Hannah Waitt. So far, our team has done awesome, winning 2 out of 3 games played! The score for the first win was 8-1, and the second win was 10-2. Hannah Waitt has currently scored over 4 of the team’s goals (female goals count for 2 points). Their toughest game yet is this upcoming week and will determine whether or not they make it to the playoffs!

Flashcards
Tejas invited the girls over for breakfast tacos before flashcards for the #24 ranked UT vs. OSU home game on October 15, 2011. Girls came over in casual uniform and then headed out to the stadium to prepare the flashcards section. 
Spirits Eating Lunch at the Tejas House

This was the Weenie’s first time for flashcards, and they did an awesome job! The week's flashcard design consisted of an orange UT tower, with a white number one lit up in the middle. 

Weenies at Flashcards
Stadium Jumbotron View of Flashcard Section

Horns Give: Bastrop

This past Sunday, a group of Spirits took part in Horns Give: Bastrop. This event, arranged by Student Government, allowed for UT students and organizations the opportunity to travel out to Bastrop and work on the scene of the recent wild fires. The girls had the opportunity to help homeowners remove debris and search through the rebel where their homes once stood. 
Alexa Pawlowski, Spring ’11 said, “It was so great that many different UT organizations could get together and help out with the relief efforts on a tragedy that hit so close to home. Helping out was a very rewarding experience.”
Thank you to all the girls who came out to help out this great cause!

SOW/WOW

Weenie Of the Week: Erin Crandall!
Name: Erin Crandall
Year: Freshman
Major: Bilingual Education
Weirdest hobby: Knitting
Four words that describe you: Chicago. Sweet. Loyal. Stubborn.
Theme song of your life: Little Miss by Lady Antebellum .
I couldn't live a day without...my teddy bear Teddy.
One word to describe your Weeniehood so far: bonding!!!

Erin is a freshman Fall '11 Weenie studying Bilingual Elementary Education. She is such an outgoing girl and an absolute blast to be around. Last week, Erin and her fellow Weenie sisters had a great night bonding around the camp fire at Weenie Roast: a memory we all cherish from our Weenie semester. Besides being a wonderful part of this new weenie class, Erin is an outstanding addition to our organization as a whole. She is one of the funniest people you will ever meet and we cannot wait to see how much she shines over the next four years. Great job, Erin!


Spirit Of the Week: Hannah Waitt!
Name: Hannah Waitt
Major: Plan II Honors/International Relations
Weirdest Habit: I do everything in rhythm: I use my car turn signal blinker in tempo with the song that's playing, I chew my gum in tempo, brush my teeth in tempo, walk, run, type, everything in tempo! A result of being a band kid in high school? Most likely.
Four words that describe you: Lively, Dexterous, Virile, and Adept (I took an online quiz, so it has to be true right?).
Theme song of your life: Of my whole life?? That's hard. I guess I would say right now it's "Stop This Train" by John Mayer.
Favorite Spirits Memory: Hmm...there are literally an infinite amount to choose from, but I would have to go with Spring Break 2011 *coughSPRING10cough*. That trip definitely brought my Weenie class a lot closer and created some hilarious memories!
Describe Texas Spirits in one word: anincredibleorganizationwithamazingwomenthatiamsoproudandhonoredtobeapartofandcantbedescribedinjustoneword. Don't worry, it's a word. I saw it in Webster's.
Next time you see me ask me about: K-Pop. Seriously, I'll tell you everything you'd ever need to know.

Hannah Waitt is a Spring 2010 Weenie that has proved to be a huge asset to Texas Spirits. Every semester, she works hard to film and put together a recruitment video, a tap out video, and coming soon an alumnae reunion video. Also being in Kappa Delta, Hannah has helped form friendships between Texas Spirits and KDs by helping plan a lunch together and a date event downtown, Dia de La Date Night. Her unique personality, sense of humor, and hard work in Texas Spirits is much appreciated. Keep up the good work Hannah!

Jr./Sr. Date Skate!

Fall '09 Spirits
Girls just wanna have fun! And girls had their fun skating to 80s favorites with their dates at Date Skate!
Spring '10 Spirits
Spirits and their dates came dressed head to toe in 80s gear (with a few exceptions rocking the 70s look) to skate their night away. They did the "hokey pokey", the "cha cha slide", and even "the wobble" out on the rink. Who knew you could wobble in roller skates? 
Overall, it was a fun and memorable night out for the upperclassmen Spirits to take a much needed mental break from tests, work, other organization responsibilities, and (for some) the quickly approaching day of graduation!

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Band Jam Fundraising

Band Jam fundraising has reached new heights this year from profit shares with local vendors. Businesses around campus, including Spicy Pickle, Cornucopia, and Pita Pit have already participated in profit shares where various amounts of proceeds from Texas Spirit’s sales go directly to Make-A-Wish. Red Mango, Austin’s Pizza and Schlotzsky’s have also agreed to partner up with us to grant some wishes. Band Jam committee member and Fall ’09 weenie Sharilyn Stone has been working hard to make this the best Band Jam yet.

“I was a little nervous when we began contacting different businesses to help our cause, but when I made my first call to Spicy Pickle, they were so awesome!” Stone said. “Everyone is so wiling to help out. Profit shares are definitely a win-win situation for everyone!”

The Texas Spirits Bake Sale in front of Gregory Gym on Monday, October 31 will have Halloween themed goodies for sale. All profits will to straight to Make-A-Wish.

Tickets for the 16th annual Band Jam go on sale this Wednesday, October 19. For more details, visit http://www.txspiritsbandjam.com/.

Keeping it Spooky, Since 1941

All Hallo’s Weenie
Spooks, Ghouls, Haunts… there is no doubt that the Halloween spirit is reflected in our 70 year-old Texas Tradition. To get into the spirit of the season, take a look at our spooky past…

Texas Spooks 1971
It’s All in the Name:
Grace Doss and Wanda Lee Turner founded Texas Spooks in 1941. Why Spooks you ask?... In order to reflect the organization’s secrecy.
Shhh…It’s a secret:
The 30 member organization would secretly meet in restaurants and sorority houses dressed in “ghostly garb” of hoods, masks and sheets.
Spooky Serenades:
The members would light red candles and sing to the football players in order to “spook” away bad luck.
Drag Paint Disguise:
Drag paint would be conducted in the middle of night, in order to keep our organization under wraps.  We keep this tradition alive today with our Midnight Drag Wars every semester.
HalloWEENies:
We call our beloved new members, Weenies, because they used to be welcomed into the organization on Halloween.  The name has stuck ever since.
This is Why We're Haunt:
In 1966, our Executive Board, tagged the name Haunt to the end of their titles, and are referred to as Ghost Council.
Ghouls Just Wanna Have Fun:
In 1970, we started up our big/little sister program, and lovingly refer to our matches as Ghoulfriends.
The Symbol:
The skull and crossbones aren’t so scary when you add the cute little bow. Say hello to Casperella… Caspy , for short, our mascot.
CIWY:
For us to know, and you to never find out…
CI Happy Haunting! WY
Michelle Sereno, Fall’08

From Weenies to Roomies

Weenies, roomies, bridesmaids. Since 1941, that has been the natural progression of the average Texas Spirit. However, none of us are getting married anytime soon, so for now we welcome you take a look into the sweet life of Spirit living! 

Spring ’10 Weenies
Roll Call!
Alex Janecka: Paul
Caroline Suter: That Carol
Neven Simpson: Mama Nev
Andrea Chao: Dr. Dre

House Name: That 2308!

The Story/Favorite Funny Memory: Spring Break 2011. "Crawfish, crawfish!" Enough said.


Fall ’10 Weenies
Roll Call!
Hilary Elrod: The Hopeless Romantic
Ari Rios: The Mother Hen
Becki Kendall: The Spitfire
Lauren Means: The Heartbreaker
Guru: The Study Fish (not pictured)

The Story:
To be honest, we never really sat down and discussed living together. Once we met each other at Weenie O'Ahu it was love at first sight and from then on it was assumed the four of us would be roommates. We truly are perfect for each other!

Favorite Funny Memory:
Our favorite memories have to do with any time we are pulling pranks on one another! Best ones include: throwing cold water in the shower, tying the faucet so that water sprayed out (Becki), hiding items to the point of freak out, and multiple scaring in dark corners. PRANK COUNT: Ari and Lauren: 4.5 Becki and Hilary: 0.5


Fall ’10 Weenies
Roll Call!
Taylor Foreman: The Clean Freak
Becca Moore: The Mom
Sara Edwards: The Garbage Disposal.
Morgan Riley: The Wild Child

House Name: The Sahara... there's a lot of brown and tan paint and furniture. (It's also a really funny ongoing inside joke between the four of us.)

The Story: Really it was all in God's plan for us to live together... and the super cheap rent definitely helped with our decision. We're so glad that we're all roommates this year though! It seems like we've grown so much closer these past few weeks of living together.

Favorite Funny Memory: HA this one is kind of a series of unfortunate events that just turned out to be hilarious. One night we had a few people over and we were all just hanging out in the living room. Then out of nowhere, Taylor's dog Tinsley was suddenly POOPING on the rug in the MIDDLE of the living room! So of course all hell breaks loose as Taylor starts freaking out trying to get Tinsley outside and she winds up slipping in the poop. Yes, she slipped in dog poop. We all couldn't help but bust out laughing at the situation.


Fall ‘10 Weenies
Roll Call!
Taylor Francis: Mama Tay
Dannye Osburn: Baby Dan
Ghada Soufan: Grown up Ghads

House Name: The Palace

The Story: We didn't want to live far away so we all got together and decided to live in West Campus. Luck of the draw because its worked out great!

Favorite Funny Memory: Anytime Ghada tries to do anything domestic like cooking or laundry it turns into a huge roommate affair. Needless to say we've already managed to almost break our sink, mopped the walls, and have become uncomfortably close with the maintenance man.

Thursday, October 13, 2011

IM Volleyball Begins

On Tuesday, October 11th, the Texas Spirits intramural volleyball team played the opening game of the IM season. Eager to continue their success from last fall and secure another trip to the playoffs, the girls were excited to take the court. The Spirits faced the team “Safe Sets” and defeated them in two games with scores of 25-16 and 25-22. Spirits on the team include: Neven Simpson, Amanda Chavira, Emily Slattery, Gabby Hernandez, Gaby DeLeon, Alex Janecka, Shannon Funke, Caitlin Cash, Mayte Salazar, Lindsey Mitchell, and Caroline Suter. The team has a bye week coming up, so their next game won’t be until October 25th. Be sure to come cheer them on to another victory!

The Spirit of ACL

The first few weeks of the Fall 2011 semester had come and gone, and everyone was well on their way through tests, quizzes, meetings and greetings. Thankfully a break for many of us had come – the weekend-long celebration that is Austin City Limits Festival. By bus, car, bike, and roommates, Spirits arrived at Zilker Park in South Austin ready for a festival. Below are some highlights from the weekend according to myself and fellow Spirits Tori Kazmierski, Becca Moore, Jacquie Bontke, Taylor Foreman, Andrea Chao and Brooke Leal. 
With such diverse headliners and bands playing throughout the day, ACL brought bands to Zilker Park to satisfy any music lover’s tastes. From country to dub-step, there was something for everyone. Which bands were you most looking forward to seeing?

Becca Moore, Fall ‘10: “I was definitely looking forward to seeing Sara Bareilles the most, and her show was absolutely amazing! It was so fun and upbeat, and she has such a funny personality. And did I mention that the girl sounds just as wonderful live as she does on her records? “

Tori Kazmierski, Fall ‘10: “I was definitely looking forward to seeing Arcade Fire the most. I can listen to their new album The Suburbs anytime, any day. They did not disappoint, blew my mind and I would see them again in a heartbeat.
Hannah Waitt's View from Back Stage
Brooke Leal, Fall ’08: “Having worked a music festival before, I knew that I wouldn’t really get to watch a lot of the shows since I was running around the whole time. But I was able to catch bits and pieces of shows. I loved the Young the Giant show – probably one of my favorites of the weekend.”

Andrea Chao, Spring ’10: “I was looking forward to see TV on the Radio the most, since I've been wanting to see them live for a very long time. They did not disappoint! They were amazing live.”

Top artist picks: Arcade Fire, Coldplay, TV On the Radio, Young the Giant, Skrillex

As this was my first time going to ACL, I realized there are several different approaches to attending a music festival. You can stick with friends with similar music tastes as you, seek out your own favorite bands, alone if you must, or explore the music and stumble upon new artists you hadn’t expected to like. As a first-timer, I did all three. But which strategy is best?

What kind of music festival-goer are you?
Becca: “I’m kind of a wanderer when it comes to ACL. I always try to hit up the bands that I know I like and then from there I’ll just roam the festival. In years past I always went to ACL with a group of friends from school but this year I went with my two older sisters. It was a really fun experience to share with them since they had never been.”

Brooke: “I like to get a little bit of everything – that’s the beauty of a music festival. When there are 130 bands playing, it’s silly to just stick to one genre.”

Andrea: “I made sure to see the bands I knew and loved the most and hadn't seen live yet. I love so many different genres of music that I would never stick to the same one! One of my favorite things is to discover new artists at festivals, and I was able to do that since we had a live feed in my trailer! Theophilus London was someone I discovered this year.” Andrea Chao
Artists to explore: Theophilus London, Alexander, Chromeo

To me, ACL was more of a singular experience than three separate days punctuated by going home to sleep and recharge. I loved that I got to enjoy a weekend full of the things I love most: music, friends and food.

Why do you love ACL? Taylor Foreman, Spring ‘10: “ACL comes second only to Christmas. I love it because it’s an opportunity for me to see all the bands I like for one price. It’s like a vacation – I don’t have to worry about school, I can spend the entire day eating local Austin food, you can go see the whole art section. And it’s not just the bands I know – I love getting the chance to see new bands, too.”

Jacquie Bontke, Fall ‘11: “I did enjoy eating all the great Austin food. It was like city wide potluck where you couldn't decide what to eat. I had Mighty Cone for the first time and I think my life is forever changed.”

Tori Kazmierski, Fall ‘10: ‘I really, really love how ACL is the epitome of Austin. From the food to the art fair to the music selection, the whole festival just feels like everything that I’ve come to love about the city.”

Best food: Mighty Cone, Bess Bistro, Farm to Trailer, P. Terry’s

Behind-the-Scene Queens: Brooke and Andrea 
Hook ‘Em Haunt and Spring ’10 Weenie Andrea Chao and Fall ’08 Active Brooke Leal are both interns for C3 Presents, the production company which produces ACL Festival. No stranger to the music industry, Brooke’s second experience interning in a live music setting lends some insight to the world of production. Andrea, a McComb’s School of Business student who has always had a passion for live shows, won her internship with C3 at the beginning of the fall semester. 

What was your role at ACL? Brooke: ‘I am the festival marketing intern at C3 presents and was a summer intern at Fresh and Clean Media, who handles all the PR for the festival. I worked on both teams.”

Andrea: “I am the ticketing intern at C3, and I was in charge of dealing with all of the artists' guest lists. I also helped with anything ticketing related, including all of the wristbands, backstage passes/artist credentials, etc.”

What kind of perks? Brooke: “I went to Lollapalooza in Chicago over the summer and got to go to ACL for free. It’s pretty cool getting to work with the artists and all the media outlets – you meet some pretty interesting characters, that’s for sure. Being able to flash a Producer badge is a pretty nice power trip, and getting to watch shows from on-stage wasn’t half-bad either.” 

Andrea: “I got to go to ACL for free! My boss also gave me C3 Guest wristbands for my friends. Just like Brooke said, flashing my badge was real cool :) I had the ability to watch shows from backstage, but didn't actually get to since I was busy or some artists closed their backstage access. I also got to meet one of my favorite bands (TV on the Radio!)”
What was something interesting you learned/had to deal with while working the weekend? Brooke: “I learned that everyone involved in the music industry thinks they’re important. For example, I had a local newscaster tell me in all seriousness ‘It’s not easy being famous.’ You have to deal with a lot of egos. People don’t like being told no or that they don’t have access to certain areas, but you have to learn to shut them down nicely. “

Andrea: “Since I was in charge of the guest list for all artists, I also had to be the one to deny people who thought they were on a list. It sucked having to be the one to say no, and sometimes I had to deal with disgruntled people. At one point on Saturday, when the lightning was getting bad, we had to print a ton of tickets that would allow people to re-enter in case the lightning got so bad we would have to kick everyone out. It was so stressful, since I had to be at the front gate glued to my radio waiting on the word to stop allowing people to enter... Thankfully the lightning subdued and everything was fine!

By: Leah Spector, Spring '10 Weenie

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Band Jam is Coming!

With less than a month away, Band Jam 2011 is right around the corner! We have been extremely busy planning and fundraising for this great night which benefits the Make-A-Wish Foundation. From panhandling at tailgates, to hosting many different profit shares and approaching businesses for donations we have been working hard to make this a spectacular event to help grant the wish of many children. 
This year’s Band Jam will be held on November 10th at The Blind Pig Pub located on 6th Street. The lineup showcases some great bands including Courrier, Suite 709, and The Wheeler Brothers.
Texas Spirits at the 2010 Band Jam Event
Tickets are now on sale, so make sure to purchase one! You don’t want to miss out on this fabulous night of great music benefiting a wonderful cause.
Band Jam 2010
For more information on the event or to make a donation, check out our Band Jam website, and be sure to follow us on Twitter or “like” our Band Jam Facebook page!

Tap-Out Spotlight

This week’s tap-out spotlight is Lyndsee Nielson, Spring 2009 weenie and 2010 Singing Haunt. Lyndsee will graduate from UT with a degree in Sociology, and she plans to travel to somewhere far away and different after graduation. “Don’t get me wrong, I absolutely love Austin, but there are just a lot of other places I would like to see.” From moving to Italy to be a maid (a dream that she’s had since she visited Italy four years ago) to living with her aunt and uncle in South Africa, Lyndsee’s possibilities are endless!
Lyndsee’s favorite Spirits tradition is the scarf that we wear. “They (the scarves) have been part of what makes our organization so unique and represents all that we stand for. Even receiving the black scarf at the end is such a fantastic piece of my college career that I will keep with me and hold dear forever.” It also seems appropriate that this former Singing Haunt loves singing the Fight Song at the end of every meeting. “I know it can seem monotonous but we are part of something really phenomenal at the University of Texas, and that encompasses all of it.” Also, Lyndsee loves the weenie boards!

One of Lyndsee’s favorite Spirits memories is painting the drag as a weenie. “I always loved doing the crafty stuff and knowing that we were doing something that would be seen by and influence so many other UT students was really exciting. Plus being grouped with different Weenie sisters each Sunday was such a great bonding experience. Laughing and Googling various schools’ mascots to paint them was such a fun time.”
Lyndsee’s advice to younger generations of Spirits? “Try to go to all the different events that we have, whether planned by Spirits or the University, because they are so awesome and it is so great to be a part of a great tradition. Plus, the older you get the more caught up in other things you get and the less you can go too because of school and work stuff.”

We’ll miss you, Lyndsee! Thank you for all that you have given to Spirits, and we hope you have a wonderful time seeing the world!

Student Activities Center Renaming

Students at The University of Texas typically have no problem finding a cause to support. But for many, changing the name of the Student Activity Center to the Margaret C. Berry Student Activity Center is much more than a cause. And for Texas Spirits in particular, having the SAC named after an Honorary Spook would mean giving recognition to one of the most active and well loved alumnae who has passed through our organization.


After receiving her bachelor’s degree in history in 1937, Margaret C. Berry remained active in The University of Texas by writing eight books about the school’s history, teaching and mentoring students and serving as associate dean of students. Berry retired in 1980, but still makes frequent visits to the university to be a guest lecturer or to appear at meetings.

“Education has been my life, and it has been good,” Berry, 96, said at an interview on Sept. 16 in the Alumni Center.

To honor Berry’s work as a professor, a historian and an alumna, students have started a movement called Students for the Margaret C. Berry Student Activity Center. Students involved in this cause hope to persuade The University of Texas System Board of Regents and UT President Bill Powers Jr. to approve the rename.

Of the 161 building on campus, 16 are named after someone still living and 8 are named after women. The Margaret C. Berry Student Activity Center would be the only building on campus named after someone who was both a Distinguished Alumna by Texas Exes and Austin’s Most Worthy Citizen.
When asked what Berry thought of the rename during her interview, she was at a loss for words.
“Some people think I’ve accomplished a lot. But that would be…” Berry said. “This is a great university, and don’t you forget it.”


By: Jules Bunch - Spring '11 Weenie

Spirit/Weenie of the Week


Spirit of the week: Caitlin Cash! 
Name: Cash Money Millionaire
Major: International Business and French
Weirdest Habit: making fun of people with big heads
Four words that describe you: long hair, don't care
Theme song of your life: All I do is Win
Describe Texas Spirits in one word: support
Next time you see me ask me about: My new dance move
Who is your favorite roommate at The Treehouse? Shannon Funke Pants

Caitlin Cash is a senior at UT and a Spring 2009 weenie. She has been an outstanding member of Texas Spirits for seven semesters! She is the most ridiculously fun girl you will ever meet. When she isn't playing in The Treehouse or working hard at McCombs, you will find her dancing and rapping along with Lil Wayne-there is never a dull moment! Her fun and positive personality is contagious and will brighten your darkest day. Recently she booked The Blind Pig on sixth street to host Band Jam, our annual philanthropy event supporting The Make-A-Wish foundation. She also set up "lunch buddies" for Spirits for us to branch out and get to know more girls in our organization. We are so thankful for all of Cash's hard work! Keep it up Money Girl!


Weenie of the Week: Madison Moody
Name: Madison Moody
Major: Psychology
Weirdest habit: When I listen to music on a stereo/radio the volume on the display has to be at a certain number. Numbers acceptable are 5, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20 and so on. I know... it's weird.
Four words that describe you: Classic, spontaneous, honest, FUN!
Theme song of your life: Firework by Katy Perry
Interests: Writing, Photography, Tennis, Cooking and the Study of Law
Describe Texas Spirits in one word: LOVE!
Favorite weenie memory so far: Pajamarama (especially that night)
Next time you see me ask me about: What I wanted my Indian Maiden name to be in Kindergarten because I felt it represented me to a T!

We are so happy to have Madison Moody in the Spring 2011 Weenie Class. In addition to volunteering at the blood drive, she has already been a stellar weenie! Keep up the good work!

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Tap-Out Spotlight: Michelle Sereno

Last Wednesday's Spirit of the Week was Michelle Sereno!
Michelle a senior Corporate Communication and Spanish major at UT. She is a Fall 2008 weenie, and having joined in the fall of her freshman year, she's been a member of Texas Spirits for all of her semesters in college - that's right ladies this is her 7th active semester! 
Michelle (left) with her Spirit roommates Kayce Sebree and Callie Coulter
Michelle served as Contact Haunt on Ghost Council 2010 and still continues to give back to our organization today. She is an exemplary role model for all Spirits. We are always impressed by her trendy fashion, awesome blog posts (you may remember her from previous fashion posts and freshman tips blogs), and incredible heart. Just last weekend she was one of the only Senior Spirits to bring breakfast to the Weenies after PJ Rama! She's also involved in the mentor program, and helps with numerous behind the scenes efforts. Thank you for everything, Michelle! You are such an important part of our organization!

Drumroll Please...


September 21st marked the beginning of a new chapter in the Texas Spirits legacy, as the entire organization welcomed our newest pledge class to the Tradition. Tap-In gave our new members their first taste of Spirits Tradition; one of our best-loved traditions, the ceremony serves as the Weenies’ true induction into our organization. 


The Tap-In Ceremony also reminds each Active of the commitment she has made to uphold the four pillars of Texas Spirits: spirit, service, love and friendship. Each semester we renew our commitment to our organization as we pass on this dedication to the next generation of Texas Spirits.

We are beyond excited to introduce the twenty-six members of the Tap-In Class of Fall 2011:

 Aliyah McRoberts
 Ashley McAdams
 Ashley Embry
 Audrey Merhl
 Bailey Baker
 Caitlin Pawlowski
 Caitlin O'Brien
 Carly Colville
 Emily Lamon
 Emily Poston
 Jacqui Bontke

 Jacqui Bontke
 Katie Folger
 Katy Wainwright
 Kayla Jones
 Laura Bailey
 Lily Patterson
 Madison Moody
 Madison Russ
 Maggie Widodo
 Marilyn McKee
 Namanda Musoke
 Nicole Martinez
 Sabina Anwar
 Samantha Griffel
Sierra Welch

Congratulations, Fall ‘11! We’re so proud you call you our own!