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Scav Hunt: Dog Show on the Quad

First place winner Miel jumps through hoops for judges with the help of Resident Heads Laura Staley and Avi Schwab. Miel represented Burton-Judson during Scav Hunt’s Dog Show held in the main quads on Friday.
By Sherrie Xie
May 8, 2009

First place winner Miel jumps through hoops for judges with the help of Resident Heads Laura Staley and Avi Schwab. Miel represented Burton-Judson during Scav Hunt’s Dog Show held in the main quads on Friday.

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