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GALLERY: Grad Fair prepares seniors to walk across the stage

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Khoa Huynh, Content Creator • March 9, 2024
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The Spring 2024 Grad Fair is organized March 7, in the Bradbury Thompson Alumni Center at Washburn University. The event hosted students who will walk through the graduation Commencement Ceremonies this May.

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