How amazing to see all the students, parents, and residents who came out to support the wider community (even in a cold snap); it was also great to see girls and young women get more involved in this fast-paced sport. Adults can learn a thing or two from UF rules, as there are no referees, only students and coaches to settle "close calls." We need even MORE positive images of our students (all ages, CHS, SHU) who give it their all to help the towns - whether through participation in a game of UF, on and off-campus service projects (DOVE at Jersey Animal Coalition, gaslight monitoring, help for seniors, ARC carnivals, painting store windows, welcoming newcomers, volunteering in events like chamber's clean sweep and main street "celebrations"). These positive "student" images can be seen if people would take a look around them. Students involved in developing a sense of community at any age (and photos of them) are a balance to negative images that sell; every college town in America faces challenges where universitites are located within their borders, but our students seem to be trying to fully embrace our community and become woven into the wider tapestry. As an SHU alum, Its great to see all youthful targeted enthusiasm, as it represents a belief in what is possible, not what WONT WORK. Its superb that full "engagement" is picking up steam. Passing the baton is what the students are preparing for and will leave as their legacy - right here, right now. Thanks-BRAVO!.