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Posted by Carolyn Pippen on April 30, 2012 in Academic Life, College of Arts and Science, Commencement, I've been admitted - now what?, Rites of Spring, Student Life, Uncategorized, Aix-en-Provence, campus tours, College of Arts and Science, Commencement, Diversity, Division I Athletics, France, Jamie Hooker, Nashville, Professors, Rites of Spring, Sociology, student workers, Study Abroad, Thesis, tour guides
Posted by Ryan Burleson on February 29, 2012 in Balance, General Information, Music, Rites of Spring, alumni lawn, commodore quake, dizzy gillespie, john legend, kafka, kid cudi, music city, mutemath, phoenix, red hot chili peppers, Rites of Spring, smashing pumpkins, the national, vanderbilt programming board
Posted by Kylie on November 26, 2009 in Living on Campus, Music, Nashville, Rites of Spring, Summer, Vanderbilt Blogs, Vandy Athletics, Visiting Vanderbilt, admissions, athletics, Belmont, Commodore, Country, East Nashville, Food, Hillsboro Village, honky tonk, Music, Nashville, prospective students, Sylvan Park, vanderbilt, vandy
Posted by Thom on March 4, 2009 in Balance, Nashville, Rites of Spring, Vanderbilt Alternative Spring Break, Vanderbilt Blogs, Vandy Athletics, Vanderbilt Admissions, Vanderbilt Alternative Spring Break, Vanderbilt Blogs
Posted by Thom on April 18, 2008 in Rites of Spring, Music, rites, Rites of Spring, spring
Posted by Thom on March 18, 2008 in Application Process, Rites of Spring

Current senior Jamie Hooker gives us some insight into her college choice and her eventful Vanderbilt career.
Ryan on the Rites of Spring music festival and why sometimes it's nice to have a distraction.
I love being in my hometown for Thanksgiving. My parents are the strongest people I know, my sister makes me laugh till my sides hurt, and my high school friends tell amazing stories from their adventures all over the world. I come home for my family. At the conclusion of the holiday, though, I couldn’t...
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