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iKappa Phi brother Doug Barker spent his summer pedaling for a good cause. The Alpha Epsilon Chapter president rode his bicycle from San Francisco to Washington DC. as part of the fraternityTs philanthropy, PUSH America PUSH America raises funds and strives to raise awareness for people With disabilities. Barker rode across the country as part of PUSH Americas Journey of Hope. The Journey of Hope began in 1987 as one mans dream to ride his bike from one end of the country to the other. A year later, that dream was transformed into the largest fraternal fundraising event of its kind. The project now reaches over 50 mil- lion people through media and community events. Barker was the only member from the UP Chapter to participate in the annual cycling event He joined other Pi Kapps from across the country,near1y 100 of them, to make the trek Barker rode an average of 75 miles per day and kept his spirits high by enjoying friendship Visits With local groups around the nation that work for kids With disabilities. Pi Kappa Phi believes that the Journey of Hope happens through creative energy, team- work and common belief in the mission Which they are striving for. -Leshe Veiga ant Life Dominant Counselor Timothy Carswell shows his campers how to n'de horses. Above; Elizabeth Lackner and Shannon Romagnolo take a break from their counselor duties at: Woodlands Lutheran camp. photos provided by. Shannon Romagnolo
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Students enjoy the Fourth of July festivities at Flavet Field. photo provided by. Melissa Bersach The sea here formed a little bay, in which the water was quite N stiJL but very deep; so she swam with the handsome prince to the , . beach, which was covered with fine, white sand, and there she w 0 t . r ,A I laid him in the warm sunshine, taking care to raise his head higher than his body? -Little Mermaid Summer The rays of the sun shone brightly in the skies of Gainesville as students packed up their belongings and headed their separate ways to spend the summer months in parts across the globe, or right in the Swamp. As in any summer, Gators took the opportunity to advance personally, professionally and amdemioaily, while others chose to keep their tans up on the sandy shores of Floridas beaches. Shannon Romagnolo, 3L8, spent the summer at Woodlands Camp, a Lutheran horse oarnp nestled in the greens of Montverde, FL. As with any new experience, Romagnolo went into her camp counselor position with some doubts, but it ended up being more beneficial than she could have ever imagined i was able to really have a positive impact on kids, hves, she said iii also had an incredible time and met people who are now some of my best friends; nothing can ever compare to that Fm so glad I did it? While Romagnolo Chose to learn life lessons outside of the classroom, other students took the more traditional approach to education I wanted to try and get some Classes out of the wayf said Carmen Bustiilo, 2L8- its important to me to finish up those credits so I can try and graduate early? BustiJlo spent the second half of the summer taking siX credits of Geography and Developmental Psychology. Students like Molly Cox, 4L8, Chose to spend their summers advancing their professional lives. Cox, held an internships at the Republican Party of Floridais offices in Orlando- i enjoyed my internship this summer with the Republican Party of Florida? the History and Political Science senior said uI got an opportunity to get credit for work I would have been doing anyway? As the summer came to a Close, the Gators returned to Gainesville, perhaps Changed by their summer experiences, for another year at the Swamp. -Leslie Veiga Doug Barker celebrates the end of the Journey of Hope Elizabeth Lackner takes her campers out as he and his Pi Kappa Phi brothers reach on a nature hike. Washington DC. photo by. Shannon Romagnolo photo provided by. Doug Barker
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