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NE Campus does the Harlem Shake

February 25, 2013

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NE dance professor Linda Quinn sways along with the music at the Harlem Shake video filming Feb. 22. Photos by Georgia Phillips/The Collegian
NE dance professor Linda Quinn sways along with the music at the Harlem Shake video filming Feb. 22. Photos by Georgia Phillips/The Collegian

The Harlem Shake, the overnight dance sensation, found its way to NE Campus Feb. 22. Students, faculty and staff showed off their best shakes and smiles with TCC mascot Toro in an effort to film a dance video that puts others to shame.

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