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Monte Carlo Night pays

Homecoming week at La Verne is full of events. One of the more popular events is Monte Carlo Night, an evening full of food, gambling, and dancing. Freshman Emerald Yeo, sophomore Kyle Young, and freshmen Terrence Apodaca and Stephanie Adams enjoy a game of craps without the worry of losing real money. / photo by Veero Der-Karabetian
Homecoming week at La Verne is full of events. One of the more popular events is Monte Carlo Night, an evening full of food, gambling, and dancing. Freshman Emerald Yeo, sophomore Kyle Young, and freshmen Terrence Apodaca and Stephanie Adams enjoy a game of craps without the worry of losing real money. / photo by Veero Der-Karabetian
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