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Jeffrey Chun, junior business administration major; Margaux San Nicolas, junior international business and language major and Isabelle Cheng, senior educational studies major, present their honors senior project on safe sex May 11 in the President’s Dining Room. Chun holds their senior project sign “#TookThePledge” for students who take their pledge on putting their bodies first and practicing safe sex. At the end of the semester the students will put the pledge sign photos together to create a final artifact. / photo by Cortney Mace
Jeffrey Chun, junior business administration major; Margaux San Nicolas, junior international business and language major and Isabelle Cheng, senior educational studies major, present their honors senior project on safe sex May 11 in the President’s Dining Room. Chun holds their senior project sign “#TookThePledge” for students who take their pledge on putting their bodies first and practicing safe sex. At the end of the semester the students will put the pledge sign photos together to create a final artifact. / photo by Cortney Mace
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