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Krosby talk cancelled

Maggie Mantecon, administrative assistant in OIT, looked into the empty auditorium where the Quincy Krosby “Bringing Wall Street to Main Street” presentation was planned. Due to lack of attendance, Krosby decided to cancel. A few people began to show up after the lecture was scheduled to begin, many from off campus, only to learn of the cancellation on their arrival. The lecture was scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 13, in Founders Auditorium. / photo by German Jimenez
Maggie Mantecon, administrative assistant in OIT, looked into the empty auditorium where the Quincy Krosby “Bringing Wall Street to Main Street” presentation was planned. Due to lack of attendance, Krosby decided to cancel. A few people began to show up after the lecture was scheduled to begin, many from off campus, only to learn of the cancellation on their arrival. The lecture was scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 13, in Founders Auditorium. / photo by German Jimenez
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