It’s Quiz Time!

Here are the results from our last Parents of St. Norbert College quiz, published in the November 2021 newsletter:

Which is your student most excited about this semester?

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Off campus, some popular student activities include grabbing coffee at Luna Café, exploring the Fox River Trail and $5 Tuesdays at the first-run De Pere Cinema.

While You’re Visiting

Lost Dauphin Park sits less than five miles south of campus. It boasts rolling hiking trails, picnic facilities, a beautiful view of the Fox River – and an intriguing backstory.

The 19-acre parcel was once part of missionary Eleazer Williams’ homestead. In 1841, Williams claimed to be the Lost Dauphin: the son of King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, who were executed in 1793 during the French Revolution. Official accounts said their son, heir to the throne, died in captivity in 1795. But rumors persisted he had escaped.

Did he? And was Williams really a French king?

Also in This Issue

This article first appeared in the March 2022 issue of Parents of St. Norbert College. Other features in this edition included:

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