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Spring Fling

Arizona Daily Wildcat
April 12, 2010
Lisa Beth Earle/ Arizona Daily Wildcat The grounds of Spring Fling at Rillito Downs awaits the crowds expected to attend when it opens this Thursday through Sunday. The event, which is the largest student run carnival in the country, serves as a fundraiser for ASUA and campus clubs.
Lisa Beth Earle
Lisa Beth Earle/ Arizona Daily Wildcat The grounds of Spring Fling at Rillito Downs awaits the crowds expected to attend when it opens this Thursday through Sunday. The event, which is the largest student run carnival in the country, serves as a fundraiser for ASUA and campus clubs.

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