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March 29, 2006
Claire C. Laurence/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Education freshman Nick Padilla springs off of a tree behind the Franklin Building on Park Ave. and 4th St. undeclared freshman Craig Pernick (white shirt, green stripes on side) Education freshman Nick Padilla (pigmented) Physics freshman Todd Karhu (grey shirt) Psychology freshman (white shirt, bandana)
Claire C. Laurence/ Arizona Daily Wildcat Education freshman Nick Padilla springs off of a tree behind the Franklin Building on Park Ave. and 4th St. undeclared freshman Craig Pernick (white shirt, green stripes on side) Education freshman Nick Padilla (pigmented) Physics freshman Todd Karhu (grey shirt) Psychology freshman (white shirt, bandana)
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