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South offers self-reflection

September 19, 2017
Keundrea Gunnell and Charles Mitchel look at the messages left by students on Sept. 11. Photo by Gabrielle Saleh/The Collegian
South Campus began Suicide Prevention Awareness Week with “Self-Reflections.” Students were invited to share memories about people who have committed suicide or write about struggles they’ve dealt with on mirrors.
South Campus began Suicide Prevention Awareness Week with “Self-Reflections.” Students were invited to share memories about people who have committed suicide or write about struggles they’ve dealt with on mirrors.
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