Marist is not like every other college.
And to show our new president, Dr. David Yellen, what makes Marist so special, we want the Marist Community to share their favorite things about the college in the most obvious way – a haiku, of course! We want you to throw it back to your days in middle school Language Arts classes where you were first introduced to the haiku. As a reminder, a haiku is a 17-syllable poem containing three phrases of five, seven, and five syllables per phrase. Check out a couple of examples below, and don’t forget to thank your teachers for showing you the way to the perfect haiku:
Marist Red Fox Band
Led By Art Himmelberger
Supreme Campus Pride
I am a Marist Parent of a Sophomore/Class of 2018 who plays trumpet in various Marist Music groups🎶
The Band is such a major part of our Red Fox pride! Thank you for sharing!
Great Years In My Life
On The Hudson River’s Edge
Red Fox Lives In Me
James E. Kurkela
Proud Marist College Alumni
BS – 1984
MS – 1987
Love hearing from Red Fox Alum! Thank you for sharing!
Marist memories
Gave me an education,
Best Friends and husband
Best friends for life found
On this beautiful river
Marist College proud
This is great because I’m a middle school teacher (Marist Class of 2014!) and I just did a haiku unit with my class!
Love this! Thanks so much for sharing!
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