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Why do college students still need school spirit?

Written by Kaitlin Brothers
October 26, 2017
Why do college students still need school spirit?

VIDEO BY KAITLIN BROTHERS / MULTIMEDIA EDITOR (WARRENSBURG, Mo.)–It’s National Mule Day and Spotlight hosted an event to celebrate UCM’s official mascot Thursday, Oct. 26 from noon to 4 p.m. with prizes, food, drink with Mules “Mancow” and “Molly.”
But the question is, why do college students need school spirit?

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