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Cultural Outreach 2014, in pictures

March 17, 2014 Ben Legere Arts, Campus, Featured 0

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upside down dance small

twirling small

dancing duo small

singing small

andrew and matt small

many couples small

three singers small

dancing in the dark and singing

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everyone small

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