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Revision as of 18:52, 14 May 2008
Currently
Erin is a sophomore at Knox, who is considering some combination of English, journalism, and psychology as her major and minor(s). She is a member of the recently created Women's Ultimate Frisbee Team and the news editor of The Knox Student (TKS). She lives in Neal as well as in the S.S. McClure Publications Office.
If you don't know where Neal is, just look for the fire works and giant box forts.
And, if you don't know where the publications office is, just look for the crazy TKS editors jamming to funk music at 4 a.m. on Thursdays.
Erin wrote a WikiFire page for her roommate, Alex Braun, and is willing to write one for you too... for a small fee. Say 10 or 15 dollars?
