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Campus Times
October 1, 2004
The Republican Club participated in the Club Fair on Wednesday hosted by the Office of Campus Life Division of Student Affairs and student worker Elizabeth Canales. Chris Castillo, sister of club founder Melissa Castillo, was on hand to give out information to interested students. Rebecca Fredrick was one of the many students who attended the club fair.
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