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Page 8 | Fall 2011 | Schol Haller
By Kristen Meier
President of Douthart
Greetings from Douthart!
We are getting back
into the swing of things
and everyone at Douthart is �nding
their stride. We started o� the year
strong with a lot of hall bonding
through the Schol-Hall Olympics,
but it hasn’t stopped there. Whether
it’s volunteering for Jubilee Café,
buying cupcakes to bene�t the
Lawrence Hunger Project (delicious
and philanthropic
— double
yum!), or
just hanging
out watching
movies, the life of a Douthartian
is never a lonely one. If that wasn’t
enough, last weekend the Douthart
dames made the trek to the Adams
Challenge Course where they participated
in a number of crazy teambuilding
activities that included
whales, giant webs, trust falls, and
even green chickens. But remember,
what happens in the forest stays in
the forest. �ere’s plenty more to
look forward to whether it be Floor
Parties, Sun-
�re Cermanic
trips, or
Romp in the
Hay, just to
name a few,
but there’s always room for more,
so come on down and join us at the
corner of 14th and Louisiana streets
— we’re a friendly crew, we promise
you!
“But remember, what happens in the
forest stays in the forest.”
DOUTHART ������������������
Photo courtesy of Heather Pierce
Shelby Ferguson, a sophomore from Watkins, drives past Sarah Parrish, a sophomore from Douthart, during the women’s three-on-three basketball tournament for the Schol-
Hall Olympics earlier this year. Douthart won the women’s division of the Olympics, while Pearson took �rst in the men’s division.