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Freshman communications major Sommer Garcia plays the ukulele at the Winter Wonderland Talent Show last week in Davenport Dining Hall. The purpose of the event was to introduce residents to their faculty fellows, who are assigned to mentor the residents in the different residence halls. / photo by Kelley Maggiulli
Freshman communications major Sommer Garcia plays the ukulele at the Winter Wonderland Talent Show last week in Davenport Dining Hall. The purpose of the event was to introduce residents to their faculty fellows, who are assigned to mentor the residents in the different residence halls. / photo by Kelley Maggiulli
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