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Student Cardinals Vouchers

Redeem a free Cardinals tickets through the Straight A Program
Amelie Lock, Staff • January 24, 2025
Amelie Lock
Cardinals vouchers are available in the front office.
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Are you a St. Louis Cardinals fan? Did you end last semester with Straight A’s? If you answered yes, head down to the front office to receive a completely free voucher for two tickets to a Cardinals game of your choice. It is an extremely easy process to get one, and you never know when the voucher could come in handy on a Spring or Summer day! Any specific questions can be directed to Ms. Robertson, who runs the program. “Anyone that makes straight A’s on their report card for semester one gets a voucher,” Robertson said. “If anyone asks, just send them [to the office] and we can get them a voucher.” The voucher must be redeemed by July 31st, 2025, and can be done by simply scanning the QR code on the back.

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Amelie Lock
Amelie Lock, Staff
Amelie is a sophomore and a first year staffer on Panorama. Outside of school, she performs at the St. Louis Muny and does acting throughout the country. She is originally from New York City and will take any opportunity to go back.
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