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Back-to-school activities populate TCC campuses

August 28, 2019
SE student Justin Hinton gets into a water gun fight with another student. There were a variety of activities on multiple campuses, such as dunk tanks, food and prizes for students to get back in the groove of the semester. Photo by Joseph Serrata/The Collegian

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