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Curators use 鈥淎rtist Once Known鈥 label to acknowledge their identity and stature.
First-year trips are a central component of orientation, and new students this year had choices that ranged from overnight trips in the White Mountains to paddleboarding on the Connecticut River to hiking up Holt鈥檚 Ledge.
The trips offer the students new terrain, new skills, and a chance to make new, often lifelong, friends.
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Participants in the Clipper first-year trip enjoy the view from Holt鈥檚 Ledge in Lyme, N.H. (Photo by Julia Levine 鈥23)
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Members of the first-year trips volunteer crew welcome new students at Alumni Hall. (Photo by Eli Burakian 鈥00)
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Packs on, students leave for a hiking trip. (Photo by Eli Burakian 鈥00)
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Kira Hobson 鈥23 didn鈥檛 seem to mind that she had custody of multiple packs, at least temporarily, as the Outing Club launched new students on a mountain biking trip. (Photo by Eli Burakian 鈥00)
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Students on the paddleboarding trip head toward the Connecticut River. (Photo by Eli Burakian 鈥00)
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Nathaniel Miller 鈥26 talks with Rebekah Kim 鈥23 at the dock on the paddleboarding trip. (Photo by Eli Burakian 鈥00)
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Bradley Geismar 鈥17 of the Outdoor Programs Office helps Eddi Aronson 鈥26 get acclimated to a paddleboard. (Photo by Eli Burakian 鈥00)
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The paddleboarders enjoy a quiet stretch of the Connecticut River. (Photo by Eli Burakian 鈥00)
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A picnic table by the river comes in handy for one hungry group of trippees. (Photo by Julia Levine 鈥23)
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Kira Hobson 鈥23 and Damola Olorufemi 鈥26 on the mountain biking trip. (Photo by Eli Burakian 鈥00)
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Kellen Seeley 鈥26, left, and Ellie Stevens 鈥26 tackle some obstacles on the mountain biking trip. (Photo by Eli Burakian 鈥00)
