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Mitchell Mercer

Mitchell Mercer served as the editor-in-chief for The BlueStocking from 2022-2023 after wearing hats as a staff writer and sports editor in the three years prior. An English Communication Studies major, Mitchell also served as a Stirling tour guide at PC and has also published in the Fort Mill Sun, Visit York County, LaurensCountySports.com, and South Carolina ETV. He previously served as the Station Manager for WPCX 97.1 FM radio.

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A Letter from the Editor: Thank You!

Mitchell Mercer, Editor-in-Chief
April 21, 2023

Video: PC Student Reagan Turner Presents Biology Research in San Diego

Mitchell Mercer, Editor-in-Chief
April 19, 2023
The Blue Hose celebrate a goal.

Gallery: Blue Hose Women’s Lacrosse vs. Wofford-March 29th

Mitchell Mercer, Editor-in-Chief
March 30, 2023
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[Photo] Gallery: Blue Hose Women’s Soccer vs. USC Aiken & Anderson-April 1st

Simmie Chhatwal, Staff Photographer
April 12, 2023
Dr. vandenBerg and Norizsan officially cut the ribbon to honor 112 Musgrove in downtown Clinton.

Gallery: 112 Musgrove Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Mitchell Mercer, Editor-in-Chief
March 22, 2023
Members of the 112 Student Advisory Council applaud as the ribbon is cut.

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PC president Dr. Matthew vandenBerg delivers remarks about 112 Musgrove.

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Students from the 112 Student Advisory Council express their excitement for the ribbon cutting ceremony.

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Freshens/Crave Town will provide a new meal option for PC students to enjoy.

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PC student Landon Norizsan ’24, chair of the 112 Student Advisory Council, gives his thanks and appreciation over the project.

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Food served during the 112 Musgrove ribbon cutting ceremony.

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112 Musgrove will offer space for PC students to hang out and study throughout the week.

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Dr. vandenBerg gives a toast during the 112 Musgrove ribbon cutting ceremony.

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Clinton mayor Randy Randall ‘75 talks about the history of 112 Musgrove.

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Freshens ballons are put up on tables throughout 112 Musgrove.

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Dr. vandenBerg, Munyan, and Leni Patterson ’83 pose for a picture.

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The new meal options are showcased outside 112 Musgrove.

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Amanda Munyan, president/CEO of the Laurens County Chamber of Commerce, greets the crowd in attendance.

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Rev. Buz Wilcoxon IV ‘05 chats with a guest at the ceremony.

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Guests enjoy food offered at 112 Musgrove.

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Stickers are handed out throughout 112 Musgrove.

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112 Musgrove will seek to bring PC students to downtown Clinton.

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Students enjoy their toasts outside 112 Musgrove.

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Top/tumbler Morgan Todd in action.

Gallery: Templeton Takeover-February 5th

Mitchell Mercer, Editor-in-Chief
February 6, 2023
Volunteers help out with Calvert Park.

While We Live, We Serve: PC Community, Laurens County Team Up for Renovations on Calvert Park

Mitchell Mercer, Editor-in-Chief
February 2, 2023
Playground equipment at Calvert Park.

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PC students work together to get the playground up and running.

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Volunteers gather for a group picture.

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A hole is drilled to make room for the playground.

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Blue Hose womens soccer player Kelly Hall (left) works with volunteers on unwrapping the playgrounds ladder.

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A volunteer works to get the playground equipment ready.

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Blue Hose womens soccer coach Brian Purcell (87) collects trash.

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Members of the Blue Hose womens soccer team work together on building the playground.

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A group of students work together.

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A volunteer unwraps playground equipment.

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Playground equipment is unloaded from the truck.

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