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Turning in pigs for grub

Freshman communications major Amber J. Guadez received a free In-N-Out Burger meal in Sneaky Park after turning in spare change from her Spotted Pig. The money received from the pigs goes to the Student Emergency Loan Fund. Students facing personal emergencies or financial hardship may request a small loan to help fulfill their needs. / photo by Cameron Barr
Freshman communications major Amber J. Guadez received a free In-N-Out Burger meal in Sneaky Park after turning in spare change from her Spotted Pig. The money received from the pigs goes to the Student Emergency Loan Fund. Students facing personal emergencies or financial hardship may request a small loan to help fulfill their needs. / photo by Cameron Barr
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