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Ducks in a row

“Duck Duck Race,” sponsored by the Office of Housing and Residential Life, was held April 22. Only four students attended the program, three of whom were resident assistants. Among those in attendance were Xochitl Garcia, Oaks R.A., and Justin Haas, Brandt R.A. Low attendance is a consistent feature of many of the R.A. programs. / photo by Gloria Diaz
“Duck Duck Race,” sponsored by the Office of Housing and Residential Life, was held April 22. Only four students attended the program, three of whom were resident assistants. Among those in attendance were Xochitl Garcia, Oaks R.A., and Justin Haas, Brandt R.A. Low attendance is a consistent feature of many of the R.A. programs. / photo by Gloria Diaz
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