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Over the weekend, 11 students from the Residential Life program and Round Square took a trip to the Florida Keys. The students had the chance to visit a variety of well-known spots and take part in fun activities. Some of the highlights from the trip included feeding the tarpon fish at Robbie's in Islamorada, walking on the historic 7-mile Bridge, visiting the Turtle Hospital in Marathon, enjoying meals by the water, trying the local delicacy of Key Lime pie, and going on a ghost tour and trolley ride in Key West.