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Dear to my heart

August 4, 2017

Megan Macomber '17 says playing Ultimate Frisbee is "dear to my heart." She's a gender studies major and also an education studies minor, but she's also devoted to her sport and her teammates. Nationally ranked last year, the Skidmore women's Frisbee club is all about hard work, fun and community, she says, calling it "a place where first-year students especially can find a friend group and a support group immediately."

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