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As a Jesuit institution, Loyola strives to provide charity and hope to the Baltimore community. Service is a word that is oftentimes spoken with pride and commitment by many members of the college campus. Organizations such as the Center for Community Service and Justice (CCSJ) have taken great strides in reaching out to those in need.

Last Tuesday, Hillary Clinton won the Pennsylvania Democratic primary by a margin of about 10 points. She also says she's ahead in the popular vote, counting her ceremonial wins in Michigan and Florida, two states who were stripped of their delegates because they moved their primaries too early.

So as we wrap up the end of classes and the 20-page thesis, three group projects and (my personal favorite) the last, week-before-the-final, midterm, we are rightfully treating ourselves to some relaxing days laying on the quad, barbequing and playing volleyball.

This week will be my last column; to be honest, I'm surprised they've let me go on for as long as I did. Instead of answering a question, I want to use the last of my allotted ink to take a walk down Memory Lane (which, hopefully, has less incident reports than Notre Dame).

Normally, I loathe this time of the semester, and understandably so -- I don't believe I know one person who truly enjoys the prospect of final examinations. Generally, students unleash their "inner stress" as final papers, cram sessions and nail biting dominate every caffeine-stimulated second of available time.

Loyola is an institution to be proud of. It has grown from being an all-male undergraduate commuter school, with a presence limited to Baltimore, to a flourishing co-ed institution with terrific undergraduate and graduate programs and a reputation that is spreading nationwide.

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