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Untitled by Lauren Poor

The Safe Silver Spring Summit, which will be held at Montgomery College's Takoma Park campus this Saturday, was proposed in response to growing community violence.

Untitled by Lauren Poor

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Posted on May 12, 2009
Camera: NIKON D80
Aperture: f6.7
Shutter: 1/1800
ISO Speed: 800
Focal Length: 28mm

The Safe Silver Spring Summit, which will be held at Montgomery College's Takoma Park campus this Saturday, was proposed in response to growing community violence.

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Freshmen Avi Li, Eloise Goldsmith, Peter McNally and Jordana Rubenstein-Edburg wear shorts and bright colors in celebration of spring.

Freshmen Katherine Romero and Sara Sanchez sport flirty floral prints and strappy sandals for the warm weather to come.

Out in the hallway more SGA members including junior Christina Stiles work at tables raising money for causes and events.

While some SGA members work away in the office, others are busy in the SAC working at an event called "Blair's Got Talent". Freshman Irene Ravitz sings an original song with friend Emma Rothman.

Outside of the SGA office, the panel displays photographs of the members of the SGA along with their names and grades.

More decorations that hibernate in the SGA office waiting for an event to arise include christmas lights, rolls of colored papers and disco balls like this one held by junior Adam Biru.

Junior Adam Biru and freshman Patrice-Morgan Ongoly horse around as a break from hard work.

Junior Christina Stiles works on one of the computers provided in the SGA office.

Paint is a big part of the SGA's resources; it is present in the office and provides a main way of communicating and advertising their events and projects.

Past event decorations hang on the wall and are recycled to make the SGA office a welcoming place.

Freshman Jordyn Schroeder works on more banners for the many planned future SGA activities.

Proof of upcoming events is spread all over the SGA office, including this poster freshly painted for a spirit week.

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