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Gallery: Homecoming Court participates in ‘Messy Twister’

Shauna Perigo
October 7, 2014

On Tuesday, Oct. 7, the Homecoming Court participated in “Messy Twister” during lunch on the CEA stage.

There was no clear winner.

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