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Sarah Conner Van Sickle

Internal and External Links

Augsburg College http://inside.augsburg.edu

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My Column, Footnotes and Referencing, Special Characters

This is my column. My name is Sarah Van Sickle I am 20 years old and am from Hudson Wisconsin. I am a sophomore at augsburg college and I am Studying Communications and New media Studies.
My parents names are Dave and Jo Woodard. They have been married for 15 years and have 4 kids between them. I have two dogs, Daphne and J.C.

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Subscript and Superscript, bullets, indenting, numbering

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Birthplace

Milwaukee Wisconsin

Siblings
- Hannah, Will, Steven

Hobbies
1. Reading, watching movies, being with my dogs

↑ Social Media Enduring Principles, Ashlee Humphreys, Oxford University Press, 2016, p.1
↑ "Almost without notice, social media has subtly crept into our lives."

[1] Social Media Enduring Principles, Ashlee Humphreys, Oxford University Press, 2016, p.1

[2] "Almost without notice, social media has subtly crept into our lives."

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