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{ TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S }

A view from here 09

Academics and faculty 15Life on campus and o 26

Athletics 32

Riding program 35

Beyond the fourth year 36

Sweet Briar at a glance 40

A college search journal 43


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We prepare y ung w men excel n e m dern w rld. Weve been d ng nce 1901. And you are ur le f cu . A swee Br ar, w men ge all ea en n, all e uden leader p r le , and any career c ce pen y u.We nk a make swee Br ar pre y pec al.

We wan y u e g andard and well pr v de e en u a m elpy u mee and exceed em. here, y ull nd an a m p ere f c llab ra n,c mmun ca n, per nal a en n and grea celebra n.

t e C llege n 3,250 acre a pr v de a landscape for learning.

our curr culum pan m re an 40 area f udy a embrace y uracadem c n ere and enc urage e d c very f new ne . swee Br arpr fe r and a ded ca e em elve y ur learn ng, n cla and l nga er e eme er end . A le c , ac v e , club and even n egra e

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A swee Br ar c re and a uden c mmun y a br adly d ver e,g ly kn and w lly un que. And y u gradua e n a ne w rk f swee

Br ar alumnae u and f ucce ful w men ready are nf rma n

and pr v de gu dance.Dur ng y ur c llege earc , i pe ee y u n campu and ear y urque n r and. L ke every ne a swee Br ar, im ready elp y ud c ver e an wer .

J O E L L E N PA r k E r PresidentSweet Briar College

{ W E L C O M E }

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In one word, I woulddescribe my classmatesas open: they are open tonew knowledge, to newtasks, to new activities,and to new experiencesand opportunities.

MAriA EL-ABDLyNChBUrg , v i rg iNiAMAJOr : MATh, ENgLiSh/CrEATivE WriTiNgCLASS OF 2012


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A C A D E M i C S

A N DF A C U L T y

A two-way conversation,in learning and lifeUndoub edly he academ c env ronmen a swee Br ar engag ng con en ly recogn zed for a challeng ng curr culum, h ghly acce ble facul yand charac er-bu ld ng qual e . Bu above all, per onal zed. Ge mmer ed

n he bread h and dep h of a op c a you analyze and n erpre hrough helen of your pec c n ere and objec ve . W h o many n errela ed andcu om zed cour e of udy a swee Br ar, re earch ng one ubjec couldreveal o her n ellec ual pa on you d dn even know you had.

Bu academ a a swee Br ar nvolve more han check ng o cla e n yourmajor, m nor or cer ca e program. i mean challeng ng bel ef . Form ngop n on . F nd ng a n che. Develop ng k ll and focu ng alen . then

yn he z ng all you learn n o your curren ac v e , goal for he fu ure, andongo ng rela on h p w h fam ly, fr end , commun y and your elf.


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the p ince n review 2011 BeC llege guide ank swee B ia in ixtop 20 li . ove he yea , sweeB ia ha c n i en ly been am ng he

ch l f mea u e ha ma e

m a uden educa i n.

Teacher, scholar, expert, allyAs a college and as a community, Sweet Briar genuinely values learning.Faculty members never view scholarship as something exclusively forstudents; its a collaborative endeavor among individuals with shared interests.No pedestals here. Professor-student relationships at Sweet Briar are markedby mutual interest, respect and trust. And these connections o en grow deeperin the years a er graduation.

Faculty accomplishments range from award-winning novels and leadingbiological research to archaeological digs in Kazakhstan and Turkey towriting textbooks in their areas of expertise. Ninety- ve percent of them holddoctorates or terminal degrees. About half live right on campus. The best part:each one wants you to achieve.


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{ P r O g r A M S }

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grADUATE DEgrEEP r O g r A M S i N D i F F E r E N Ti AT E DC U r r i C U L U M A N D i N S Tr U C Ti O N

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Sweet Briar o ers endless opportunity for students tobecome more fully themselves by learning to question,to rise to everyday challenges, and to revel in endlesslydiscovering and re-discovering the world.

D E B B i E k A S P E r, S O C i O L O g y P r O F E S S O r


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We treat our students asprotgs. There is a strongdynamic of mentoringbecause we engage our

students in our ownintellectual endeavors.

J O N AT h A N g r E E N ,D E A N O F A C A D E M i C A F FA i r S


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The professors are herebecause they believe inour community and in the

spirit of the women thatmake up the student body.

g r E E r g O r D O NB L O O M F i E L D h i L L S , M i C h i g A NM A J O r : P S y C h O L O g y A N DC r E ATi v E Wr i Ti N gC L A S S O F 2 0 1 2


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The Sweet Briar promiseThe Sweet Briar promise is a commitment to six core initiatives that integratepersonalized scholarship.

Customizable majors to t yourgoals and interestsIn addition to o ering more than 40 areas of study, youre able to formallycustomize a major with a one-of-a-kind course of study. Sound daunting?No worries: Professors guide you through the process and o en even suggestit if they think it will bene t you in the short and long term.

Advising teams guiding you through lifeat Sweet BriarHere, advising goes beyond assistance in choosing courses to meet a degreerequirement. Draw on the knowledge of faculty, professional sta and alumnaethat you select for career-related recommendations and real-world insights.

Research opportunities with facultyEach year, rst-years and upperclasswomen conduct original research undera faculty members guidance. Students regularly publish their ndingsand present at national conferences, including the Mid-Atlantic RegionalConference of Undergraduate Scholarship held at Sweet Briar. Frominvestigating the causes of dying sea coral to an insurgency in Oman, fromDNA ngerprinting to drama and rhetoric in ancient Rome, from studying thecampus resident colony of 100-plus live sharks to using the landscape of theCollege as a wetlands and wildlife laboratory, the choices for exploration are asdiverse as the students undertaking them.


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Global discovery through study abroadSweet Briar is at home in the world. Spend a summer, a semester or a fullacademic year overseas studying at world-class institutions, living with hostfamilies, and becoming part of an international culture. Well help you customizethis, too. Where to go? Sweet Briar students have traversed the world.

Au al a, Au a, B lg um, B muda, B wana,B az l, Bulga a, Canada, C l , C na, C a r ca,C a a, Cuba, Cz c r ubl c, D nma k, ecuad ,egy , F anc , G many, G c , Guam, Gua mala,h lland, ic land, ind a, i land, i aly, Jama ca,Ja an, J dan, Kazak an, K a, M x c , M ng l a,M cc , N al, N land , N w Z aland, N ca agua,N way, oman, panama, p u, ru a, s u Af ca,s a n, tanzan a, t a land, t n dad, t bag , tu k y,Un d K ngd m and v nam


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We are expected and encouraged to take onresponsibility outside of the classroom and ocampus. My schoolwork keeps me busy, but some

of my most meaningful experiences occur in my jobs and club activities.

S A r A h J O N E SW O O D B r i D g E , v i rg i N i AM A J O r : i N T E r N ATi O N A L A F FA i r SC L A S S O F 2 0 11

Rsum-building internships andwork experienceon campu and , swee Briar uden enj y guaran eed acce pre-pr fe i nal experience a re ec eir udie and in ere . Gain e very

kill empl yer are eeking. try n a pr fe i n. Deepen y ur under andingf w academia and real life in erc nnec . Al ng e way, y ur swee Briar

advi r will elp y u keep rack f y ur experience and acc mpli men

r ug an elec r nic p r f li y u can are wi pr pec ive empl yer .

Extensive opportunities forstudent leadershipswee Briar uden devel p and apply e vi al leader ip kill a area fundamen al read in e fabric f academic, cial and pr fe i nallife. h w? A f rmal cer i ca e pr gram, c mmuni y ervice, a le ic ,in ern ip , campu rganiza i n , club and even , udy abr ad and u d r

pr gramming like r ck climbing, can eing and camping.

six m n a er gradua i n, 96% f uden ave j b r are pur uing

gradua e degree , m re an 12% ab vee na i nal average.



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Consider yourself homeY ur r year a c llege i a ran i i n. We pu a l f planning and e r inmaking y ur m ve and pening experience excep i nal ha y u quickly bec me par f he swee Briar c mmuni y. orien a i n i ju he ar . Y ullal bene fr m r -year pr gram like uden advi emen , he uden

ucce erie and ne- n- ne ac ivi ie wi h uppercla w men.

swee Briar i a re iden ial campu . M every ne live n campu , ei her inhe hall ha make up he Quad r in re idence cl e i . tha make he

cen er f campu where y u learn and where y u live. M re imp r an ly, i where y u make ex ra rdinary friend hip .

C A M P U S

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{ C L U B S }

Amnesty International Anthropology Club Archaeology Club Belly Dancing Club Business Club

Campus Christian Fellowship (CCF)Campus Events OrganizationCollege RepublicansCooking ClubCross CountryEngineering SocietyEnvironmental ClubFriends of Art, Jr.French ClubGay-Straight AllianceGerman ClubGolf Club Habitat for Humanity Italian ClubNations UnitedPhi Beta LambdaPre-health SocietyPre-law SocietyPre-vet Society Red Clay (Student Journal) Riding Council Society of Women Engineers Sociological Society

Spanish Club Student Athlete Advisory

Commi ee (SAAC) Student A liates of the American Chemical Society (SAACS)

Student Leadership Programs Student Virginia Education Association

(SVEA) Sweet Briar Young Democrats Sweet Briar Outdoor Program (SWEBOP)Tau PhiTransfer Student Association (TSA)WNRS-FM

{ h O N O r S O C i E Ti E S }

Alpha Lambda Delta (First-year honors) Alpha Psi Omega (Theatre) Delta Phi Alpha (German)Eta Sigma Phi (Classics) Iota Sigma Pi (Chemistry)Omicron Delta Epsilon (Economics)Omicron Delta Kappa (Leadership)Phi Alpha Delta (Law)Phi Beta KappaPi Delta Phi (French)Psi Chi (Psychology) Sigma Delta Pi (Spanish)


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Traditions are momentsin which students who areotherwise very di erentart majors and econ majors,

softball players and cellists,class presidents and radioDJscan all come togetherat Sweet Briar.

C A r O L F E rg U S O NS A L E M , v i rg i N i AM A J O r : C L A S S i C SC L A S S O F 2 0 1 2


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Traditions defne a placeA swee Briar, uden ar ici a e in dozen of uniquely swee Briarex erience roug age-old radi ion and ceremonie a le everyone leo a li le eam. take, for exam le, ain inging in e hi c ing po Fig ,

layful a club and e ongue-in-c eek Facul y s ow.

Bu our radi ion are al o full of life and meaning. t eyre ar of ourcon inuing eri age. swee Briar uden are uni ed by ared ex eriencea bond a no amoun of ime or di ance can break. t a w a draw ouralumnae back o ing in e Quad 10, 25, 50 year a er ey gradua ebecau eswee Briar old a ecial lace in eir ear .


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A P PA L A C h i A N Tr A i L

Right next door and just within reach

the rain from Lynchburg, virginia,o Washing on, D.C., runs twice daily.

Our Campus Events Organization plansawesome events that draw in students fromcampuses all over Virginia. People make friends

fast in a college environment, and there isalways someone who knows someone! Theresde nitely no shortage of things to do here!

S A r A h L i N D E M A N NW O O D B r i D g E , v i rg i N i AM A J O r : E N v i r O N M E N TA L S C i E N C EC L A S S O F 3


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JAMES MADiSON UNivErSiTy 80m

WAShiNgTON, DC 198m

BALTiMOrE, MD 206m

UNivErSiTy OF v i rg iNiA 51m

ChArLOTTESviLLE 57m

MONTiCELLO & ASh LAWN-highLAND 55m

( omes of p es dents Je ffe son & Mon oe)

r iChMOND 122m

kiNgS DOMiNiON 132m

MONTPELiEr 80m( ome of James Mad son)

BUSCh gArDENSWiLLiAMSBUrg 175m

LONgWOOD UNivErSiTy 50m

hAMPDEN-SyDNEy COLLEgE 55m


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Vixen EmpoweredAt Sweet Briar, athletics are anextension of your college experience.Were an NCAA Division III school,so participation on a team re ectsyour passion for sport and for thecommunity you develop and sharewith your teammates. When you post

a lifetime best or pass o a game-winning assist, were there cheeringyou on. Even more, were there whenyou graduate and begin the nextphase of your life.

A T h L E T i C S



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o er he la decade, 15 swee Br ar playerha e w n oDAC champ n h p f gh ,11 ha e been l ed n in erc lleg a e tennA c a n na nal rank ng and 4 ha e beennamed he voLvo/itA All-Academ c team.

{ TEAMS }

LacrosseField Hockey

Soccer So ball SwimmingTennisVolleyball

{ OLD DOMiNiONAThLETiCCONFErENCE (ODAC) }

Bridgewater College, Eastern MennoniteUniversity, Emory & Henry College,Guilford College, Hollins University, Lynchburg College, Randolph College, Randolph-Macon College, Roanoke College, Sweet Briar College, Virginia WesleyanCollege, Washington and Lee University

{ NCAA Div iS iON i i i }


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Room to roam

the riding program a swee Briar i bedecked in ribbon .Compe i ion are an impor an par of our program, bu

heyre no he only par . Quali y in ruc ion enable even beginning rider o become con den hor ewomen. And for

he more eriou rider, he program provide he oppor uni yo develop eque rian kill while pur uing an excep ional

liberal ar educa ion.

130-acre on-campus riding center

10 large elds ranging from 3 to 25 acres More than 18 miles of trails through wooded countryside, foothills, dellsand open elds

One of the largest indoor college arenas in the nation, measuring 120 feet by 300 feet Three spacious outdoor rings, along with an enclosed lunging ring More than seven teaching and schooling elds Hunter trials course Fence lines with coops Complete inventory of hunter-jumper fences suitable for USEF competitions Veterinarians on call Twice-weekly farrier visits Frequent equine chiropractor appointments Biannual equine dentist visits


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r i D i N g

P r O g r A M

sweet Briar own about45 hor e , giving tudentthe opportunity to enroll in a

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{ B E y O N D T h E F O U r T h y E A r }

{ S E L E C T i N T E r N S h i P S }

A nion Loyalty Group Booz Allen HamiltonCenter for Advanced Engineeringand Research

European ParliamentFOX NewsGenocide Prevention Center Habitat for HumanityThe Humane Society Lexington Childrens TheatreMiddle East Institute National Science Foundation State and local agencies in Richmond

and Lynchburg

Special OlympicsU.S. House of RepresentativesU.S. SenateU.S. State DepartmentU.S. Supreme CourtU.S. Department of CommerceThe White House

{ S E L E C T C A r E E r SA N D E M P L O y E r S }

ABT Associates Americorps VISTACentral Intelligence AgencyChevron CorporationEdward Jones InvestmentsFleet Pharmaceuticals International Monetary Fund National Ground Intelligence CenterOutward BoundPeace Corps SNL FinancialU.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceU.S. House of RepresentativesU.S. SenateTyco ElectronicsVirginia Department of Environmental QualityWelch ConsultingWells Fargo

Art galleries and museums Dance companies Lobbying frmsPublic relations frms

Entrepreneurship including spa ownership,equine breeding and training and more

Practicing lawPracticing medicineTeaching at all levels domestically andinternationally

{ A D v A N C E D S T U D i E S }

American UniversityCollege of William & MaryFlorida State UniversityGeorge Mason UniversityGeorge Washington University Loyola University Notre Dame University John Jay College of Criminal JusticePepperdine UniversityQuinnipiac University

Southern Methodist University St. Andrews UniversityUniversity of ChicagoUniversity of DenverUniversity of EdinburghUniversity of GeorgiaUniversity of KansasUniversity of MarylandUniversity of Massachuse sUniversity of MichiganUniversity of North CarolinaUniversity of WisconsinWashington and Lee University

In their element:accomplishments of recent

Sweet Briar graduates


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{ AT A gLANCE }

{ STACkiNg UPT h E N U M B E r S }

#3 Most Accessible Professors#4 Professors Get High Marks#6 Most Beautiful Campus#8 Best Classroom Experience#8 Best Career Services#11 Class Discussions

EncouragedThe Best 373 Colleges

Princeton Review, 2010

One of the 50 Best Value private colleges and universitiesPrinceton Review/USA

Today, 2010

#69 Americas Best Colleges Forbes.com, 2009

{ CAMPUS }

3,250 acres in the foothills of theVirginia Blue Ridge Mountains

30 buildings, six naturesanctuaries, two lakes

Home to the Virginia Center forthe Creative Arts

Home to the Blue Ridge SummerTheatre Festival

On-campus students: 623O -campus students: 125Total Population: 748

{ FACULTy }

Full-time: 76Ph.D. or terminal degree: 95% Student/faculty ratio: 8:1

{ A C A D E M i C

D i S C i P L i N E S }

More than 40 major, minorand certi cate programs

Pre-professional programs in pre-law, pre-medicine and pre-veterinaryGraduate degree programs in Di erentiated Curriculum

and Instruction o eringMaster of Arts in Teachingand Master of Education

{ C L A S S O F 2 0 1 4 }

Represents 153 high schoolsTraveled a combined 115,912miles to Sweet Briar fromlocations throughout theMidwest and East Coast,California, Idaho, Montanaand South Dakota, and as far as Singapore, Afghanistan and China

Average GPA: 3.4 SAT Middle 50%: 980-1190 ACT Middle 50%: 21-26Top 10% of high school class: 30%Top 50% of high school class: 81%


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{ A F T E r g r A D U ATi O N }

Six months a er graduation, 96%of Sweet Briar students have jobs or are pursuing graduatedegrees, more than 12% above thenational average

{ AThLETiCS }

Lacrosse, Field Hockey, Soccer, So ball, Swimming, Tennis,Volleyball

{ r i D i N g }

130-acre riding center on campus

{ MOTTO }

Rosam quae meruit ferat She who earns the rose may

bear it

{ MASCOT }

The Sweet Briar Vixens

{ h i S TO r y }

A private womens liberal artsand sciences college foundedin 1901 by Indiana FletcherWilliams in memory of heronly daughter Daisy, who diedat age 16

{ N A M E S A k E }

The Sweet Briar rose, whichwas grown on the founding familys estate

{ F i N A N C i A L A S S i S TA N C E }

Students receiving institutional nancial assistance: 93%Total scholarships/grants awarded:$9,058,664

Total from Sweet Briar funds:$6,843,848


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{ A C O L L E g E S E A r C h J O U r N A L }


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{ DrEAMS TO rEALiTy }

What would my ultimate college experience be?

Id love being on a campus where:

Id explore these academic elds:

Id learn most from professors who:

Id get involved in clubs and activities that:

Id want to build on my classroom studies with programs like:

Id graduate wanting to:

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What am I curious about?

Ask students:

Ask professors:

Ask admissions counselors:

Ask myself:

{ CAMPUS Q&A }

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ACADEMICS

Specialized Majors

Notable Departments

FACULTY

Impressive Professors

Availability

CLASS SIZE

Small and Personal

Medium and Comfortable

Large but Agreeable

Too Huge

CAMPUS

Overall Size

Buildings

Nature

Labs

Library

Hangouts

STUDENT LIFE

Residence Halls

Clubs and Activities

Dining Hall

Community Feel

ATHLETICS

Teams

Facilities

Opportunities for Involvement

COLLEGE 1

SWEET BRIAR

COLLEGE 2

{ ThE SCOrEBOArD } hOW DO My COLLEgE ChOiCES COMPArE?


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COLLEGE 3 COLLEGE 4 COLLEGE 5

{ hANDy SCOriNg SySTEM}5 = DOES iT gET ANy BETTEr? 4 = ThiS iS ExCELLENT!3 = Ok, BUT rOOM FOr iMPrOvEMENT. 2 = ThiS iS A PrOBLEM. 1 = COULD iT BE ANy WOrSE?


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COLLEGE 1

SWEET BRIAR

COLLEGE 2

{ ThE SCOrEBOArD } hOW DO My COLLEgE ChOiCES COMPArE?

OPPORTUNITIES

Research

Honors Programs

Leadership

Service

Of-Campus Study

International Study

Internships

Post-Graduate Guidance

ALUMNAE

Notable Graduates

Networking

OTHER

IMPRESSIONS

This is a Big Question Mark

This is a Big Plus

OVERALL SCORE


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COLLEGE 3 COLLEGE 4 COLLEGE 5

{ hANDy SCOriNg SySTEM}5 = DOES iT gET ANy BETTEr? 4 = ThiS iS ExCELLENT!3 = Ok, BUT rOOM FOr iMPrOvEMENT. 2 = ThiS iS A PrOBLEM. 1 = COULD iT BE ANy WOrSE?

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{ T h O U g h T S }

What do I want to investigate more? I want to write this down!


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Ask yourself, What kind of academic community am I hoping to join?Sweet Briar students study subjects that range from literature to the arts,social sciences to business, physical sciences to education.

Visit campus. Its the best way to see if its the right place for you. Stayovernight and stay at the inn on campus. Attend an open house or plan apersonalized visit. We host campus tours nearly every day.

Take the SAT or ACT. Send your scores to Sweet Briar using code 5634 forthe SAT and 4406 for the ACT.

Apply. You can start the process online. Submit your application form, essay,guidance counselor recommendation letter, teacher recommendation letter,transcripts, and application fee.

Stand by. Well mail you a letter of acceptance. Well call you too.

Financial Aid Questions? Well work through concerns that you may have.On average Sweet Briar families receive $21,500 of aid each year and manystudents earn academic scholarships based on high school performance.

Choose Sweet Briar. Reserve your place for the fall semester by May 1.See you in August.

{ yOUr NExT STEPS TO SWEET Br iAr }

1.2.

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Your world is as big as you make it.Georgia Douglas Hunter

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