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As part of Freshman Community Service Day, students spent time at Abilities Services, Inc. working alongside ASI clients weeding and cleaning the grounds.

Mother Nature provided a perfect day for students whose community service took them outside. Clients and freshman worked together cleaning up the Abilities Services property.

Professor of English Crystal Benedicks took time to talk with clients at Abilities Services, Inc. Terry thinks she has a big job having to keep all the guys in line.

Another group of freshmen spent the afternoon at the Lew Wallace Study preparing the grounds for the upcoming Taste of Montgomery County. The event brings in 2,500 annually to sample food from restaurants and caterers in the area.

Since the Taste of Montgomery County runs untill 10:00 p.m. the freshmen strung lights all around the grounds.

Live music is another big feature of the Taste of Montgomery County. Here students work to build the stage.

No detail is forgotten. The Taste of Montgomery County will generate a lot of trash and it needs somewhere to go. Assembling trash cans may not be glamourous work but the freshmen stepped up and helped where they were needed.

Students in Professor Jim Cherry's Freshman Tutorial will be studying 9/11 and its impact on American society. On Monday, the men did some heavy lifting for the Sugar Creek Players at the Vanity Theater.

Students hauled out junk from the upper reaches of the Vanity Theater that filled a 24-foot trailer three times.

Old set pieces, furniture, and scrap material that had gathered over the last 25 years was hauled away Monday thanks to the Wabash men.

Fifteen men and Professor Jim Cherry did hot and dirty work that the Sugar Creek Players could not have done without them.

While the bulk of the work Monday at the Vanity Theater involved heavy lifting and hauling out junk, some of the students helped move and sort costumes, as well.