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Pi Beta Phi combats childhood illiteracy

Courtney Collen
March 2, 2009
Lara Gruden, a psychology freshman and member of Pi Beta Phi sorority, draws a picture on to a bookplate during the Make Your Mark For Literacy campaign held at Barnes & Noble bookstore off of Broadway Blvd. on Saturday afternoon. The bookplates will be used as vouchers for new books to be donated by First Book Foundation to children.
Lara Gruden, a psychology freshman and member of Pi Beta Phi sorority, draws a picture on to a bookplate during the Make Your Mark For Literacy campaign held at Barnes & Noble bookstore off of Broadway Blvd. on Saturday afternoon. The bookplates will be used as vouchers for new books to be donated by First Book Foundation to children.
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