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An estimated 10 tons of Sneaux to make landfall on campus

Lauren Saizan
December 2, 2015
Cierra Guerin, business marketing freshman, Mairead Cahill, mass comm freshman and Zac Roegiers, music industry freshman, make smores as part of Sneaux in 2014. This year’s event will take place on Wednesday, December 9th in the horseshoe at 6 pm. (File Photo) Photo credit: Linda Hexter
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Cierra Guerin, business marketing freshman, Mairead Cahill, mass comm freshman and Zac Roegiers, music industry freshman, make smores as part of Sneaux in 2014. This year's event will take place on Wednesday, December 9th in the horseshoe at 6 pm. (File Photo) Photo credit: Linda Hexter

Loyola will ring in the Christmas season with its annual Sneaux, which will feature hot chocolate, free t-shirts and a performance from the local Stuart Hall boys choir.

Also at the event will be s’mores, photos with Santa and a performance by Loyola’s Birdz n’ Beatz a cappella group. Ten tons of fake snow will cover Loyola’s Marquette Horseshoe on Wednesday, Dec. 9, and the festivities will begin at 6 p.m.

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Lauren is ready to take on the position of Managing Editor after previously serving as Staff Writer, Assistant News Editor and News Editor in past semesters. This semester, Lauren is focused on seeing her staff and the paper thrive both externally and internally, guiding each member of the editorial board in hitting their deadlines and putting forth their best work. When not in the newsroom, Lauren can be found two floors down in the ballet studio or serving as the Education Vice President of her sorority, Gamma Phi Beta.