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Junior communications major Carlos Gonzalez plays Overwatch, a popular first person shooter computer game, with other members of the La Verne Gaming club May 3 in the Campus Center Ballroom. Club members gathered before computer monitors and gaming consoles for a stress-reducing night of gaming. The event also included game tournaments, prize giveaways and food. The La Verne Gaming club hosts events every month that are open to all students. / photo by Claudia Ceja
Junior communications major Carlos Gonzalez plays Overwatch, a popular first person shooter computer game, with other members of the La Verne Gaming club May 3 in the Campus Center Ballroom. Club members gathered before computer monitors and gaming consoles for a stress-reducing night of gaming. The event also included game tournaments, prize giveaways and food. The La Verne Gaming club hosts events every month that are open to all students. / photo by Claudia Ceja
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