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from the day's activities. At first, these students Looking over an ETSU pam- phlet, these students take a break found the twister competition easy, but they soon learned it was not as easy as it looked. Student Life: Breakin, In Week 13
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Waiting for the next activity to begin, these two students look for- ward to attending ETSU. 14 Student Life: Orientation
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