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Gator Day centers wellness and civic engagement

November 8, 2024
Milo Watson
Binnington demonstrates the improper way to drink tea. “We do not drink tea with our pinkies up,” Binnington said, referring to British people. “That is something you Americans made up.” During the event, Binnington also made clear his distate for microwaving water for tea. “The hell is wrong with you?” Binnington jokingly asked a student who had raised the subject.
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Joseph Klepeis, Copy Editor & Staff Writer
Joseph Klepeis III is a junior from Bentleyville, Pennsylvania. He plans to major in English with a minor in Political Science. This is his second year on staff as a staff writer and copy editor. In his free time, Joe enjoys reading, traveling, and listening to music.
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Milo Watson is a junior from Delaware. He double-majors in English with a focus in Nonfiction Creative Writing and Environmental Science & Sustainability. This is his first year on staff. He enjoys reading outside.
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Ben Stavnezer is a sophomore from Wooster, Ohio. He is majoring in Communications with a double minor in Arts, Science and Innovation, and English. This is his first year on staff as a layout editor. When he isn't rooting through the depths of InDesign, you'll find him listening to jazz on his WARC radio show, reading sci-fi books or hiking Pennsylvania's beautiful forests.
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