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Sigma Puppies

Tim Smith
  • Student Life
April 5, 2017
    KSC’s Fraternity Sigma Pi put on the event Sigma Puppies last Thursday afternoon. The event was apart of the Altruistic Campus Experience [ACE] that the chapter is affiliated with. Kyle Hastabacka, ACE project chairman said the fraternity decided to bring therapy dogs to campus to raise awareness about college depression. Sigma Pi is required to host one event a year that benefits the campus community. According to Healthline, one out of four college students suffer from some form of mental illness, including depression. Tim Smith / Photo Editor Tim Smith / Photo Editor
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    Tim Smith graduated from KSC as a new Journalism major, switching with a completed minor in the Computer Science Department. Tim has around 8 years of photography experience under his belt and hopes to work where he can travel and take pictures. He was formerly the Photo Editor.

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