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Slideshow: The Seventh Annual Thomas Aquinas College Golf Classic
Sherwood Country Club in Westlake Village, Calif., was the site of the seventh annual Thomas Aquinas College Golf Classic, hosted by the Greater Los Angeles Board of Regents on June 3. The Classic benefits the more than 70 percent of Thomas Aquinas College students who rely on assistance from the school’s student scholarship fund.
Sixty-six golfers participated in this year’s event, which was followed by a clubhouse awards ceremony and reception. Some of the College’s students were on hand at the reception to thank the attendees, and President Michael F. McLean and Greater Los Angeles Board of Regents Chairman Domiane Forte presented awards to the day’s winners.
“A beautiful day, a world-famous course, new and old friends — the same nagging slice,” joked Mr. Forte after playing 18 holes. “This year’s Classic was a great event, solidifying ties to the school and ensuring lower back pain for all.”
Posted: June 4, 2012
