13 Memories From My College Years I Won't Forget
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15 Memories From My Four Years Of College That I Will 100 Percent Never Forget

Reminiscing on the good times as we get ready to graduate.

Celine Schell
May 01, 2019
Shippensburg University
3590
15 Memories From My Four Years Of College That I Will 100 Percent Never Forget
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The 4 years you spend in college are filled with lots of eating, sleeping, and attending classes. But between those things, there were a lot of memories that were made. There are too many to count, but the following are 15 of the best memories.

P.S. You probably won't understand all of these memories, but my friends and I will always remember them.

1. Snapchats

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Let's just say there were A LOT of snapchats taken... especially freshman year.

2. Snapchat videos

Yeah, there was a lot A LOT of goofy snapchat videos too.

3. Freshman year snow storm

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Let's just say that was a weekend to remember.

4. Getting stuck on a mountain

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Nothing like having your car break down on top of a mountain on a rare 70 degree day as the sun started to set. Oh and poor service too.

5. Peebles problem

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Yeah don't ever sign up for any "rewards" programs because they may just be credit cards and can cause a headache to cancel.

6. Ice cream dates

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Lots and lots of ice cream was eaten. We even tried glitter ice cream.

7. Chick-fil-A

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Yeah we also consumed so much Chick-fil-A over the years. It's surprising we aren't sick of it yet.

8. Puppies

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Playing with the puppies at the pet store was one of the most exciting things to do when you are bored or need a break from school work.

9. Each year's "thing"

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I'll never forget having a "thing" each year. Freshman year we colored 55 coloring pages, sophmore year we painted 80+ paintings, and junior year we ate so many pillsbury cookies.

10. Dorm hall boards

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Helping our RA create the most awesome boards for our hall was lots of fun.

11. Ball

Let's just say, who knew trying to keep a beach ball in the air was so entertaining.

12. Fish families

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R.I.P to the 5 fish families we had. You all meant so much to us and taught us responsibility. Also, thank you for allowing us to give ya'll punny names.

13. Halloween celebrations

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Halloween for some reason is just always an interesting night.

14. Hugging the meter

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I don't even know why we started this "tradition" but anytime we leave UGrille a meter has to be hugged.

15. The life-long friends I have made

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The most memorable part of college is the life-long friends I made. We have made these memories together and although distance is about to separate us, I know our friendship will not change.

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