Minimester 2005 is a time for exploration at St. Margaret's.

Minimester is a time for exploration at St. Margaret's. Students embark on educational
trips, undertake career internships, or choose from a wide variety of enriching, non-
traditional classes. Here's a look at some of this year's Minimester courses.

Minimester 2005 Page 2 activities

Jazz dance students.
Above: The "Rubbish, Treasures and the Scotty Code"
class posed with Pocahontas at Jamestown.  Her tribe's domain extended to the Tappahannock area; she may
have walked where our campus now stands.

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Little White Dress Class
Above: Students in the "It's a Mystery" class found
plenty of inspiration at Richmond's Edgar Allen
Poe Museum and its secluded courtyard.
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Beadwork requires a steady hand, a good eye, and lots of patience.

Above:
These "Martha Stewart" students made
cookies for an afternoon snack, while others in
the group worked on dishes for a dinner party.

Art Adventure
Above: "RTSC" students also had the opportunity to tour Williamsburg, where highlights included the Governor's Palance and the silversmith's shop.
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The computer class began with a look inside the box.

Above:
Teacher Sue Ball demonstrates hand-
stitching technique to a student in the "Martha
Stewart" class.  Girls are creating blue jean
pocketbooks to learn sewing basics.
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Students in the parlor games class.
Above: The University of Richmond's Curriculum Coordinator previewed the realities of college life
for students in the "Next Steps" class.  Girls are
taking a UR campus tour today; their other
college visits include UVA, Randolph-Macon
College and Christopher Newport University.

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