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Hundreds Attend UCM involvement fair

Written by Muleskinner Staff
January 11, 2017
Hundreds Attend UCM involvement fair

Approximately 200 students gathered in the Student Recreation and Wellness Center Wednesday afternoon to get information about various student organizations on campus. There are over two hundred recognized organizations on campus, nearly hundred were in attendance at the fair Jan. 11.

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