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October 30, 2006
Ken Peng, a freshman majoring in biology and chemistry, dresses up for a Halloween Party at Graham-Greenlee Residence Hall last night. Hopi Residence Hall and Graham-Greenlee competed for the scariest haunted hallways, judged by the resident assistants of the three dorms.
Ken Peng, a freshman majoring in biology and chemistry, dresses up for a Halloween Party at Graham-Greenlee Residence Hall last night. Hopi Residence Hall and Graham-Greenlee competed for the scariest haunted hallways, judged by the resident assistants of the three dorms.
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