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RACING TO THE FINISH LINE

Race to Reunion for alumnae referrals

Shoes_TinkerReunion 2015 class year alumnae are racing to the finish line in the Race to Reunion for 300 new referrals of high school students to Hollins.

The race ends on Friday, May 29, just as Reunion 2015 begins. The reunion class year that crosses the finish line with the most students referred will be announced at the celebration on Saturday, May 30.

With 185 referrals received so far, the class year in the lead is the 30th reunion class of 1985, with 14 referrals as of the middle of April. Two competitors are vying for silver: the class of 2000 with five and the class of 2013 with four referrals.

You can help keep Hollins ahead of the pack by telling a high school student about Hollins, and the admission office about her.

Refer a student: www.hollins.edu/refer

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CHANGES IN THE HOLLINS BOOKSTORE

New website, new location on campus

Elizabeth Joyce and Hilary Bumm

Elizabeth Joyce and Hilary Bumm

“You asked; we listened,” says Alumnae Board member Elizabeth Joyce ’96. She has worked with the offices of alumnae relations and the president, along with bookstore manager Karen Callaway, Alumnae Board member Hilary Bumm ’93, and Marian “Marnie” Livingston Vanderpoel ’76, to create a new website (www.hollinsbookstore.com) and improve the inventory of the Hollins bookstore. The website opened for online shopping in April. “You’ll see revived tried-and-true classics, as well as new items for students, alumnae, and friends of Hollins,” says Joyce, the owner of Elizabeth Joyce Monograms and Harbor Specialties, a shop in Charleston, South Carolina, that specializes in personalized and engraved gifts. Bumm is a partner with Speak Boutique Public Relations in Atlanta. Vanderpoel is an image consultant and wardrobe stylist at Doncaster.

In addition, the bookstore will move this fall from the lower level of Moody Center to a more visible location on the main floor next to the dining area. All purchases benefit Hollins.

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HOLLINSUMMER 2015

Riding, creative writing, and theatre classes

Hollinsummer 2015This summer’s Hollinsummer program for rising 9th-12th-grade high school girls offers two riding sessions for advanced riders, a weeklong theatre camp, and two sessions in creative writing. For pricing and application information, visit www.hollins.edu/hollinsummer, or call (800) 456-9595.