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Discussion considers spirituality

Scheduled lecture turns into an informal converstaion between Junior English major Garrett Gonzales and Director of Multicultural Affairs Daniel Loera. Gonzales shares his views on spirituality and religion while Loera explains the perception of how spirituality and religion both affect them and the way they view things in the world. / photo by Amore Mason
Scheduled lecture turns into an informal conversation between Junior English major Garrett Gonzales and Director of Multicultural Affairs Daniel Loera. Gonzales shares his views on spirituality and religion while Loera explains the perception of how spirituality and religion both affect them and the way they view things in the world. / photo by Amore Mason
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