Tiffany Bontrager, a senior general studies major
A lot can be said about a person by what they carry in their bag. Our items reveal a part of ourselves that we tend to hide from the rest of the world. From items that hold sentimental value to textbooks we carry around, each piece reveals a little bit about what makes our character. Take a look inside Tiffany Bontrager’s backpack and see what defines her.
The picture on the left was her first week at summer camp and the picture on the right was her first time at a camp.
She is allergic to brown band-aids.
“Kids band-aids, they work better for me,” she said. “I have some in my purse and in my backpack.”
She buys whichever box has the most in them. In this case, it was “Dora the Explorer.”
She reads her Bible every day. It is full of bookmarks, including group photos from the summer Bible camp she works at as a counselor.
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