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Have you been looking for a reason to come visit the Edison campus for Middlesex College? Come find the bald eagle that’s come to explore the area! However, this animal friend doesn’t have a name yet. So, to help this eagle be a part of our college spirit, a couple of name suggestions have …
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Have you been looking for a reason to come visit the Edison campus for Middlesex College? Come find the bald eagle that’s come to explore the area! However, this animal friend doesn’t have a name yet. So, to help this eagle be a part of our college spirit, a couple of name suggestions have been collected from students. Here’s what the current list of names are: Raven, Scout, Milo, Polo Edison, Bruno, Derek, Hawkeye, Jupiter, Edison, Hawkthon Edison, Tesla Edison From the names collected, Quo Vadis would like the viewers to vote for the name they believe is best for the bald eagle.
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