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Faces in the Crowd: College Bound

Journal Staff Writer

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Wednesday, Aug 27, 2014 6:03 PM MT

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Colin Hastings stands with Mark Looper, owner of the Pony Expresso Coffee Shop, on Tuesday, Aug. 19, on his last day working at the coffee shop before heading to Colorado State University to major in microbiology, where he will focus on genetics. Other coffee shop college students that left for school recently were: Bethany Tourjee, who also attends CSU, Kaitlyn Howerton, who attends Utah State, and Elana Bernholtz, who is attending Colorado School of Mines.
Colin Hastings stands with Mark Looper, owner of the Pony Expresso Coffee Shop, on Tuesday, Aug. 19, on his last day working at the coffee shop before heading to Colorado State University to major in microbiology, where he will focus on genetics. Other coffee shop college students that left for school recently were: Bethany Tourjee, who also attends CSU, Kaitlyn Howerton, who attends Utah State, and Elana Bernholtz, who is attending Colorado School of Mines.

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