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Established 1885

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GALLERY: Ichabods enjoy food and activities at CAB’s Fall Festival

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Ciera Haner and Eden Conrad • October 20, 2023
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Pumpkins fill the East Memorial Union Lawn. Students were eager to get one to be crafty.

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