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June 28, 2011

Work in the Butterfly Garden

Stephanie Fong, Zachary Fazio, Landis Masnor, and Renee Meschi are Shimer students participating in the Shimer Summer Internship Program.  They regularly post updates about their internship experience. 

 This post is from Renee Meschi, who is interning with Montezuma Gardens Bed and Breakfast and Mariposario. The following video details the work done in the butterfly garden, and because of music licensing issues, you may need to watch it directly in YouTube.

 

Posted by on June 28, 2011 at 11:11 AM in Jobs/Internships |

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