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Prospective College Students Should Follow This Advice

October 11, 2019 by

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For high school students, the future may seem far away, but, in reality, it is right in front of them. Students need to be ready to take that next step toward a university if that’s what they decide to do, and there are so many informational resources of which they should be taking advantage.   Here […]

Reporter Bio: Abigail Lutcavage

September 24, 2019 by

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Abigail Lutcavage was born in Lehigh Valley Hospital on 25 January 2004.  She is the daughter of Jason and Sara Lutcavage. She has two siblings, a brother and a sister. When she was younger, Lutcavage took pleasure in playing her favorite childhood game, Twister. In her spare time, Lutcavage likes to occasionally read poetry and […]

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