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Sophomore Lesley Araujo and senior Brandon Pollard put it all on the line in a game of blackjack at Monte Carlo Night Tuesday. Feeling like high rollers in the Old Gym, students ordered non-alcoholic drinks and wagered with fake cash. / photo by Raúl Mena
Sophomore Lesley Araujo and senior Brandon Pollard put it all on the line in a game of blackjack at Monte Carlo Night Tuesday. Feeling like high rollers in the Old Gym, students ordered non-alcoholic drinks and wagered with fake cash. / photo by Raúl Mena
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