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  • 8:16 a.m. - Santa Clause, Ind., freshman Abby Seifert finishes her morning chores, moving cows into a different pasture on Western's agricultural farm. Seifert's family raised pigs and this year is her first experience working with cows. EMILY-ROSE BENNETT/HERALD
  • 10:05 a.m. - 7 year old Johnathon Hill of Birstow elementary looks up at the ceiling of the Harden Planetarium while his two classmates Brady Gibson 8, and Tanner Graves, 6 play. ARMANDO SANCHEZ/HERALD
  • 11:42 a.m. - Cynthia George, safety trainer for Western's department of Environmental Health and Safety, works with Douglas Price, the grounds supervisor for Western's Facilities Management department, on CPR training on an
  • 01:36 p.m. - Timothy Payne and Christina Moore, both Louisville, Ky. freshmen, have a water war on the patio outside the DUC food court. Other students stood back and watched as the two chased each other back and forth throwing cups of water being refilled in Red Zone. LINDSEY GREER/HERALD
  • 02:46 p.m. - Pulling for Sigma Nu Fraternity, Mike Tonini, freshman from Louisville, gives it all he's got at the annual Greek Week Tug Event at the Ag Farm on Friday afternoon. Tug teams train for months with the hope of winning the annual competition and earning bragging rights for the rest of year. BEN SEVERANCE/TALISMAN
  • 03:17 p.m. - Keiliah Hatcher, junior from Morgantown, gets cheered on by friends and sorority sisters as she pulls for Chi Omega Sorority during the annual Greek Week Tug event on Friday afternoon. Despite Hatcher's efforts and support form the crowd, Chi Omega went on to lose the match. BEN SEVERANCE/TALISMAN
  • 03:36 p.m. - Students can be found hunkered down with books or behind computers at all hours of the day and night at Helms-Craven Library. Helms-Craven is open until midnight every day of the week. As we head into finals, more students will be making use of the library's quiet space and study resources. LINDSEY GREER/HERALD
  • 04:33 p.m. - Prior to entering the band room in the Ivan Wilson Fine Arts Center, graduate assistant, John Cline practices conducting
  • 05:00 p.m. - Charlotte Smith, of Bowling Green, Ky., plays the piano as the accompanist for Professor Tracey Moore's Music Theatre Workshop in Gordon Wilson Hall on Friday. LINDSEY GREER/HERALD
  • 08:57 p.m. - Tompkinsville junior Cory Gearlds, center, a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon, collects money for the Fisher House, as part of their Greek Week philanthropy effort as Morgantown senior Scott Embry, left, Hodgenville graduate Leah Keys, center, and Frankfort junior Rob Gates hang out at the Sigma Phi Epsilon house Friday night. JESSICA EBELHAR/TALISMAN
  • 10:54 p.m. - (From left to right) Lexington junior Greg Capillo, Park Hills sophomore JP Mayer, Roanoke, Va. senior Emily Gillespie and Louisville freshman Rebecca Katz hang out on a hammock outside of a State Street house during a haiku writing party Friday night. The party was a fundraiser for the Kentuckians for The Commonwealth. MICHAEL IP/TALISMAN
  • 11:46 p.m. - Saudi Arabian international students Abdullah Alwosaifer ,right, Hani Alomare, center, and Khaled Alturkey laugh while smoking tobacco from a hookah outside a friend's apartment late Saturday night. The friends came to together to celebrate a mutual friends' birthday and enjoy the company of fellow international students. BEN SEVERANCE/TALISMAN
  • 01:58 a.m. - (L-R) Minton Hall desk clerk Nate Hovee, junior Gary Hutchinson, and freshman Lee Hale share a late-night laugh in the Minton lobby. LUKE SHARRETT/HERALD
  • 02:13 a.m. - Railroad crossing gates at the intersection of Old Morgantown Road and University Boulevard raise after a Louisville-bound CSX freight train passed by campus. LUKE SHARRETT / HERALD
  • 07:50 a.m. - Coordinator officials certification,ÊCharles M. Ruter, prepares for the first home track meet in three years on Friday.

From 8 a.m. Friday, April 24 to 8 a.m. Saturday, April 25 Herald and Talisman photographers set out to capture events and moments in the lives of people at Western as a part of the special section “24 Hours.”

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