US EditionSuper Summer’s eternal impact lasts beyond weeklong camp
By Megan Young Associate Editor CLINTON — Walk onto the campus of Mississippi College during the first week of July any given year, and you’ll notice a kaleidoscope of color. It’s a familiar scene that has taken place for decades, as hundreds of high school students from around the state gather for Super Summer. Begun in
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Super Summer’s eternal impact lasts beyond weeklong camp
By Megan Young Associate Editor CLINTON — Walk onto the campus of Mississippi College during the first week of July any given year, and you’ll notice a kaleidoscope of color. It’s a familiar scene that has taken place for decades, as hundreds of high school students from around the state gather for Super Summer. Begun in
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