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Rain puts damper on spring

Senior criminology major Claudia Gonzalez steps under a canopy in front of the Barkley Building on D Street on her way to class Monday morning. The surprise rain showers continued all day Monday and into Tuesday morning. / photo by Zachary Horton
Senior criminology major Claudia Gonzalez steps under a canopy in front of the Barkley Building on D Street on her way to class Monday morning. The surprise rain showers continued all day Monday and into Tuesday morning. / photo by Zachary Horton
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