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October 29
Applied Health Sciences (Kinesiology) master's student Carley Quach (left) and Kinesiology master's student Arena Anwer painted mini pumpkins during a Graduate Students’ Association drop-in event at Pond Inlet on Oct. 27. The event is one of several Brock Halloween activities taking place throughout the week offering students opportunities to celebrate safely.
October 29 | by Stephen Leithwood
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