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Wilde Lake Students Tour College Park’s College of Journalism

Anjali DasSarma, 2015-2017 Editor-in-Chief • February 27, 2016
Wilde Lake journalism and yearbook students visited and toured the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at University of Maryland College Park. Dean Rafael Lorente led the tour, and is shown here in Studio A, a multi purpose room, being renovated for use by students.
Wilde Lake journalism and yearbook students visited and toured the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at University of Maryland College Park on Friday, February 26, 2016. Dean Rafael Lorente led the tour, and is shown here in Studio A, a multi purpose room, being renovated for use by students. (Picture courtesy of Rachel Eisenhauer)

 

Students rubbed the nose on the statue of mascot, Testudo, to bring them good luck.
Students rubbed the nose on the statue of mascot, Testudo, to bring them good luck.

 
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