Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)

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Campus Thi If IAMMIN' was your thing, then the MIGHTY INVADERS was the group to jam with this fall. This band, originally from jamaica, turned Shepherd on to their rich, smooth reggae sound. The Mighty Invaders performed to a standing room only crowd in the Ram's Den this November. ! I ll ' f-i Once again Shepherd wel- comed Iames Mapes to the campus. Mapes, an expert hypnotist, kept the audience enthralled in both his perfor- mance and the hypnotized students performances. Mapes will always be a favorite at Shepherd.

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