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Contest: Post a Haiku!

By Meena Morar

Multimedia | Talon

The Talon is upon us for the first time this year!!!!!

Our first contest this year is to write a haiku about anything in the paper. Haikus can be submitted through Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram! The best haiku will be picked next Friday, 10/7. The winner will receive a pan of brownies.

Happy haikuing!!

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    Meena is the online editor and junior staff writer whose interests are in english and history studies. Meena enjoys to delve into intelligent conversations with a deeper understanding as the goal. She is also the captain of the Debate team.

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