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Things to Look Forward to in Fall

Written by Sierra Thompson on . Posted in Opinion

With the fall season upon us, it can make some of us really sad to think that summer is officially over. However, autumn gives us the chance to appreciate the environment and activities it can bring. What do you love about fall?

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Resident Life Hosts Third Annual Fall Fest

Written by Chelsie Bartley on . Posted in Media

For the third year in a row, Fall Fest warmed students up to the cool weather ahead. Despite the dreary day, there were many exciting activities like the chili cook-off, pumpkin carving, a pie-eating contest and an outdoor movie.

*10-8-15,ChelsieB,FallFest17

What is Your Favorite Thing About Fall?

Written by MBU Timeline on . Posted in Opinion

Blogging about fall. Who can resist a discussion about the season of the year that brings up thoughts of football, cooler weather, falling leaves and that seasonal staple, pumpkin-spiced lattes at the Perk? So, the question of the day about which MBU students in the Basic Reporting and Writing for Journalism class are asked to blog is: What is your favorite thing about fall?

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