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Studying brings out the smiles in us all.....sometimes

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The photographer was not sure whether someone's in love with the car, the driver, or Hood College!  Maybe all three?

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Classes change as students go from place to place, under the campus clock and the columns of Alumni Hall.

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Giovanni Kavota and Maria Velasco stoll toward Smith Hall.

Bicycles and white columns form a classic campus scene.

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Chayton Mouzon gets a hug from Sierra Scott, because sometimes that's just what friends are for.

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Cole Brackna and Kendal Enz shoot video of one of the flower planters outside of Tatem Hall for a multimedia project.

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Studying brings students close, and the exchange of ideas does more than simply recall facts.

It can actually be fun working together.

Whittaker is the place to be seen.

Sissi Hamann (left) and Milana Braslavsky, Professor of Exhibitions Management, go over photo selections.

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 Dr. Angela Chambers' Phys. Ed. class was outdoors on a sunny day teaching her students, including Dr. Volpe, about working with disabled children.

  Dr. Volpe dons glasses to simulate what it must be like to be blind and play a game of kickball.

The erudite President of Hood College must continue his education...funny glasses and all.

The lecture begins on how to work with the disabled.

Practical

 It's practical to find a comfortable place to study. The mind opens up when we are relaxed.

Classes sometimes meet where it's convenient and spacious. And sometimes groups spontaneously gather together.

Charted in 1897, Hood has a rich history that can be discerned just going to and from classes.

Surprising

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Jim Haines, set-up and delivery team leader, hangs one of the Hood College banners on a light post Thursday afternoon.

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Students study while soaking up a little sun at the Whitaker Campus Center.

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Two students share a hug when meeting between classes.

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Economics, chemistry and math (set)...brainy stuff for bright students.

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Three friends head toward the Coblentz Dining Hall after a morning class.

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Hanging baskets adorn the pergola in the center of the residential quad;  a traditional feature of the campus.

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Two students share a laugh at Saturday evening's Picnic on the Quad.

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Two good friends share a moment.

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Hood's campus is a virtual arboretum, place of great natural beauty enhanced by the charm of its students.

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The campus is a delightful place to stroll or sit. Every vantage has a lovely view of mature trees, colorful flowers and the peace that college offers.