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Day 58 scholarship signing

By Rachel Bartz

Daily Photo | Multimedia | Talon

Day 58 of the Centennial Year, Thur., Nov. 15, 2012

Seniors Natalie Welsh and John Pryor sign D1 scholarships. Photo by Rachel Bartz

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