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<p>Students in the Electricity and Magnetism course taught by Dr. Johan Erickson measure the diminishing current in a resistor-capacitor (RC) circuit.</p>
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<p>Brendolyn Sebrell of Alexandria, Va., came to May graduation with her husband to celebrate earning her B.S. in Professional Arts. She is an active-duty soldier in the U.S. Army.</p>
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<p>Jennifer Kumin ’12 of Camden, Maine, recently earned her Master of Health Services Administration and her Master of Nursing concurrently as an online student. She is shown with adviser Caroline Meek and son William at the reception for online students the day before graduation.</p>
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<p>Sports management major Jeffrey Merrill ’15 of Fitchburg, Mass., practices throwing the javelin on campus this spring, as St. Joe’s gears up to launch its newest varsity sport, track and field.</p>
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<p>Theology professor and gem lover Dr. Steven Bridge cut a clear quartz crystal to create the “Centennial Diamond” in honor of Saint Joseph College’s 100th anniversary. He modified a Celtic Cross design to achieve exactly 100 facets.</p>
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Students in the Electricity and Magnetism course taught by Dr. Johan Erickson measure the diminishing current in a resistor-capacitor (RC) circuit.

Brendolyn Sebrell of Alexandria, Va., came to May graduation with her husband to celebrate earning her B.S. in Professional Arts. She is an active-duty soldier in the U.S. Army.

Jennifer Kumin ’12 of Camden, Maine, recently earned her Master of Health Services Administration and her Master of Nursing concurrently as an online student. She is shown with adviser Caroline Meek and son William at the reception for online students the day before graduation.

Sports management major Jeffrey Merrill ’15 of Fitchburg, Mass., practices throwing the javelin on campus this spring, as St. Joe’s gears up to launch its newest varsity sport, track and field.

Theology professor and gem lover Dr. Steven Bridge cut a clear quartz crystal to create the “Centennial Diamond” in honor of Saint Joseph College’s 100th anniversary. He modified a Celtic Cross design to achieve exactly 100 facets.

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