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Photo of the Week, Runners Up

Hello iD Nation!

Before we get started, I wanted to share with you the tragedy that happened this week in Minnesota. A major highway bridge spanning the Mississippi collapsed. Many of you, I’m sure, have already heard about the tragedy. As you know, we have a camp running at the University of Minnesota, St. Paul. We are lucky to report that all of our campers reported to camp this week, and we feel very grateful for this. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of the families impacted, and the loved-ones lost.

The theme from the latest photo contest was “Landmarks, Signs, & Buildings.” Ruth scanned the shots you posted online and saw a ton of great, great shots. It was neat to see all of the great photos you posted. Thanks for getting creative. You really painted the picture for what a summer camp looks like on campus. The photos depict fun, the outdoors–and show us a lot of the beautiful architecture and landmarks on campus.

Congratulations to Rider University for this weeks top prize!

Riding Rider University

I also want to thank all of the below participants who took great shots last and this week. A note to Ben at Merrimack–you guys got some great shots. I’ve heard there aren’t a lot of landmarks at Merrimack. You proved them wrong!

OK, here are this weeks Runners Up (in no particular order):

Stanford University, iDGA

UNC Group Shot

UNC @ Kenan Memorial Stadium

University of Washington

University of Washington: It was him!

Merrimack College: On the Bridge

Tiger Woods Learning Center: That Way

UCLA

Making the Case at Case Western

UC San Diego: Teamwork

UC San Diego: Gravity

Nice Crocs, Kate! Stanford

Stanford: Hoover Tower

Seton Hall

Villanova University

Merrimack College: Statue of “That Guy”

Seton Hall: Thought Guys

University of Washington Totems

University of Minnesota, St. Paul: Ride ‘em Cowboy!

Have a great weekend, everyone!

-Pete

 

 

 

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